Explanation:

Let’s break it down:

- Plea bargaining, as added by the Criminal Law (Amendment) Act, 2005, doesn’t apply if the charges involve certain sensitive issues.

- Option 1: Crimes that impact the country’s socio-economic conditions are excluded. This means if the offense is big enough to shake up the nation’s welfare or stability, plea bargaining isn’t allowed.

- Option 2: If a crime is committed against a woman—so, anything from harassment to assault—plea bargaining is not on the table.

- Option 3: Same goes for crimes against children under 14. The law’s clear: you can’t negotiate your way out of these charges.

- Option 4: So, “all of the above” is the right pick.

Here’s the green tick for you: