The provisions of Chapter VIII of Criminal Procedure Code are

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The provisions of Chapter VIII of Criminal Procedure Code are:

A. Preventive in their scope and object

B. They are aimed at persons who are a danger to the public by reason of the commission by them of certain offences

C. The preventive magisterial jurisdiction constitutes a powerful adjunct to executive authority, salutary if used in moderation and over a sufficiently extended period

D. All of them

Answer: Option D

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