Legal Research Methodology Question Answer Series 4: Important Questions for Exams | Part – IV

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Legal Research Methodology Question Answer Series 4: Important Questions for Exams | Part – IV

Question 1

What do you understand by the expression 'Cluster Analysis'? Explain the difference between hierarchical and non-hierarchical and their pros and cons in legal research.

Question 2

Which method of research would be most suitable in finding out the number of motor accidents in Ghaziabad in a particular year?

Question 3

"Though there is always a huge necessity for legal reform in a socio-political system like India, but there is little that happens in terms of research for genuine legal reform'? Write a critical essay on legal reform in India in the light of the above statement.

Question 4

What do you understand by a structured questionnaire for collecting data on a relevant legal problem? Distinguish between structured and unstructured questionnaire and explain their pros and cons in conducting legal research.

Question 5

Select a topic for research on a contemporary legal issue of significant importance and explain as to how you will use secondary and primary legal sources for collecting relevant data in conducting legal research.

Question 6

Discuss various limitations of socio-legal research in India.

Question 7

What is the requirement of a good research report?

Question 8

Explain the merits and demerits of the Interview method.

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