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CSS 2026 Criminology Past Paper
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Paper details
- Examination
- CSS
- Year
- 2026
- Subject
- Criminology
- Paper
- Single Paper
- Subject type
- Optional
- Mode
- Subjective
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Questions recorded from this paper
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- Q3 · Basic concepts used in understanding crime, criminality and criminal behaviourExplain how growing polarization among youth can contribute to hate crimes, using basic concepts from symbolic interactionism.
- Q4 · Crime as social problemAccording to Conflict Theory, crime is a product of social inequality. In your opinion, how relevant is this perspective for understanding the nature and patterns of crime in developing countries such as Pakistan?
- Q5 · Crime and CriminalsDiscuss how emerging technologies such as deepfakes, quantum computing, and AI surveillance may influence the nature of crime in the coming decades.
- Q6 · Juvenile correctional institutionsDiscuss how declining public trust in institutions can contribute to deviant behaviour, non- cooperation, and social resistance in Pakistani society.
- Q9 · Intelligence operationsIdentify the possible effects of Artificial Intelligence on employment, surveillance, and social inequality in Pakistan from a criminological perspective.
- Q7 · UNICEFAnalyze the contributions of UNODC and UNICEF in promoting criminal justice reforms, capacity-building, and child protection. Propose a strategic plan for Pakistan to leverage its programs for strengthening juvenile justice and anti-trafficking measures.
- Q8 · Modern Concepts in Contemporary CriminologySuggest practical crime-prevention strategies suitable for densely populated urban areas in Pakistan. Discuss their feasibility and potential effectiveness.
- Q2 · Human Rights Abuses and Protection, especially of ChildrenHow would you describe the criminological reasons behind the rise of misinformation and disinformation, especially during political conflicts?