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The Good Conduct Prisoners’ Probational Release Act, 1926

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1. What is the short title of the Act?





2. The Good Conduct Prisonersā€™ Probational Release Act was enacted in which year?





3. The Act extends to which area?





4. The Act came into force on such date as may be appointed by:





5. Under Section 2, release on license is granted by:





6. A prisoner may be released if he is likely to:





7. Release on license is conditional upon supervision of:





8. The license may also place prisoner under:





9. ā€œSentence of imprisonmentā€ includes:





10. The license remains in force until:





11. A license continues until whichever is:





12. Period of release is counted as:





13. The release period is counted for:





14. The form of license is determined by:





15. License conditions are set by:





16. License can be revoked by:





17. Revocation order must specify:





18. Revocation order is served as prescribed by:





19. Escape from supervision makes prisoner:





20. Punishment for escape may extend up to:





21. Escape offence may include:





22. Escape offence is treated as:





23. Cognizable offence is defined under:





24. Conditionally released prisoner is under supervision of:





25. Government may revoke license:





26. Release depends on prisoner:





27. Aim of release is:





28. Supervision authority may be:





29. License is granted under:





30. Revocation power lies in:





31. Rule-making power lies in:





32. Prisonerā€™s escape burden of proof is on:





33. License is issued in form prescribed by:





34. Release is based on:





35. The Act relates to:





36. License can be revoked:





37. After revocation prisoner must:





38. Failure to return leads to:





39. Condition of release includes:





40. The Act is administered by:
Under Section 7, escape from supervision is punishable by imprisonment up to:









41. Escape from supervision may also result in:





42. The authority supervising released prisoners is named in the license and may include:





43. The license may be granted to prisoners based on:





44. Section 2 is primarily concerned with:





45. A condition for release is that prisoner is likely to:





46. ā€œLicenseā€ under the Act means:





47. Period of license ends when:





48. Period of absence under license is counted as:





49. The license form is determined by:





50. Revocation of license is done by:





51. Revocation order must include:





52. A released prisoner must return to prison on:





53. If prisoner fails to return after revocation, burden of proof is on:





54. Escape offence is:





55. Cognizable offence means:





56. Section 8 empowers Government to:





57. Rules under Section 8 may define:





58. Rules may also define:





59. The Act aims at:





60. Release is conditional on:





61. License supervision includes:





62. The authority issuing license acts under:





63. Escape punishment may include:





64. The Act is applicable in:





65. Release license is based on:





66. Section 3 deals with:





67. Section 4 deals with:





68. License conditions are:





69. Prisoner must comply with:





70. Escape burden of proof rule applies when:





71. Release supervision may be assigned to:





72. The Act was originally passed in:





73. License revocation means:





74. After revocation prisoner is:





75. Section 7 includes punishment for:





76. The Act provides for:





77. ā€œLicenseā€ is:





78. The main authority is:





79. Escape offence is:





80. The Act allows Government to assess:





81. Release decision depends on:





82. License may include supervision by:





83. Revocation is:





84. Section 8 allows Government to:





85. Purpose of Act is:





86. License conditions are aimed at:





87. Escape punishment may extend to:





88. License revocation is served as:





89. The Act primarily deals with:





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