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OPSC OCS 2023 · Question 63 of 97

Which of the following statements are correct in respect of 'Due process of Law' and 'Procedure established by Law'? (1) 'Due Process of Law' focuses on the formal adherence to legal procedures set by the Government (II) 'Procedure established by Law' emphasises the protection of individuals Rights and fairness in the application of Law and Legal Proceedings

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  1. AI is correct and II is not correct
  2. BII is correct and I is not correct
  3. CBoth I and II are correct
  4. DBoth I and II are not correctCorrect

Answer: D. Both I and II are not correct

Explanation

Statement 1 is incorrect: Due process of law suggests that if the procedure laid down by the legislature encroaches upon the personal life and liberty of an individual, then it must be fair, just, reasonable and free from arbitrariness. Statement 2 is incorrect: Procedure…

Source: OPSC OCS Prelims 2023 GS Paper-I; answers per Apti Plus unofficial key

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