The Code of Criminal Procedure, 1898 MCQ Model Test English
The Code of Criminal Procedure, 1898 MCQ Model Test English
The Code of Criminal Procedure, 1898 (Act No. V of 1898) establishes the complete machinery for investigating offences, arresting offenders, producing suspects, conducting trials, granting bail, and executing sentences in Bangladesh. Enacted on 22 March 1898 and enforced from 1 July 1898, it comprises 565 sections and 5 schedules.
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📖 CrPC Preparation Guide for Bangladesh Bar Council & Judiciary
The Code of Criminal Procedure, 1898 (CrPC) is a vital pillar for legal practice and judicial examination in Bangladesh, carrying 20 Marks in Bar Council Preliminary. Securing top marks requires a solid grasp of statutory principles, section numbers, essential orders, and recent Supreme Court interpretations.
📌 Classification of Criminal Courts & Sentencing Powers (Sections 6, 31, 32)
Hierarchy separating Executive and Judicial Magistrates, Sessions Judges, and their statutory maximum punishment limits.
📌 Arrest Without Warrant & Police Custody (Sections 54 & 167)
Statutory powers of cognizable arrest and strict 15-day maximum remand conditions under Section 167 read with landmark Supreme Court guidelines (55 DLR 363).
📌 FIR, G.D. & Police Investigation (Sections 154, 155, 173)
Commencement of criminal prosecution upon First Information Report, inquest reports, and submission of Final Report or Charge Sheet.
📌 Bail Law & Personal Liberty (Sections 496, 497, 498)
Right to bail in bailable offences, discretionary bail in non-bailable offences, and High Court / Sessions Court anticipatory bail.
📌 Quashment of Criminal Proceedings (Section 561A)
Inherent jurisdiction of the High Court Division to prevent abuse of the process of any criminal court and secure ends of justice.
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❓ Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) – CrPC English
❓ How many questions appear from CrPC in the Bar Council MCQ exam?
The Code of Criminal Procedure accounts for 20 marks (20 multiple choice questions) in the Bar Council Preliminary Examination.
❓ What is the statutory limit for police remand under Section 167 CrPC?
Under Section 167(2), detention in police custody cannot exceed 15 days in the whole, requiring recorded judicial reasons.
❓ Under which section can an anticipatory bail petition be moved?
Anticipatory bail is moved before the High Court Division or Court of Sessions under Section 498 of CrPC.
❓ Are all 1,559 questions based on Bangladesh CrPC?
Yes, all 1,559 questions are strictly audited under the statutory laws of Bangladesh and landmark Supreme Court precedents.
Advocate MD. Rashedujjaman Rashed
LL.B (Hons), LL.M (Daffodil International University). Advocate, Bangladesh Bar Council & Nilphamari District Bar Association. Founder & Editor-in-Chief of Ain Prokash. Dedicated to modernizing legal education and Bar Council exam preparation in Bangladesh.
