Code of Criminal Procedure, 1898 Model Test 10 (English)

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Total Marks50 Marks

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CrPC Model Test 10 (English)

Code of Criminal Procedure, 1898

Questions: 50
Full Marks: 50
Time: 30 Minutes

1 / 50

An officer conducting a search in another station's limits under Section 166(3) must forthwith send notice and copies of records to:

A) The officer in charge of the police-station within whose limits the place is situate

B) The media

C) The Prime Minister

D) The local Union Parishad

2 / 50

Under Section 163, no police-officer shall offer any inducement, threat, or promise as mentioned in which section of the Evidence Act?

A) Section 114

B) Section 54

C) Section 24

D) Section 10

3 / 50

Under Section 166(1), an officer making an investigation may require an officer in charge of another police-station to:

A) Pay for the investigation expenses

B) Cause a search to be made in any place within the limits of his own station

C) Arrest the suspect's family

D) Interrogate the witnesses

4 / 50

Under Section 157, if an officer in charge of a police-station has reason to suspect a cognizable offence, he shall forthwith send a report to:

A) The High Court Division

B) A Magistrate empowered to take cognizance of such offence upon a police-report

C) The Union Parishad Chairman

D) The Superintendent of Police

5 / 50

Every information relating to the commission of a cognizable offence given orally to an officer in charge of a police-station shall be:

A) Sent to the Magistrate verbally

B) Recorded on a voice recorder

C) Ignored until evidence is provided

D) Reduced to writing by him or under his direction

6 / 50

If the investigating officer cannot conduct the search in person, he may require a subordinate officer to make the search by:

A) Giving a verbal command

B) A phone call

C) Delivering an order in writing specifying the place and thing

D) Text message

7 / 50

The substance of the information in a cognizable case shall be entered in a book kept by the officer in such form as prescribed by:

A) The Supreme Court

B) The Government

C) The District Magistrate

D) The Inspector General of Police

8 / 50

Every information in a cognizable case, whether given in writing or reduced to writing, shall be:

A) Signed by the person giving it

B) Signed by the Magistrate

C) Signed by the accused

D) Stamped by the court

9 / 50

Under Section 153, an officer in charge of a police-station may enter any place within his limits to inspect or search for:

A) Weights, measures, or instruments for weighing

B) Forged passports

C) Illegal firearms

D) Stolen vehicles

10 / 50

Under Section 151, a police-officer knowing of a design to commit any cognizable offence may arrest the person so designing:

A) Without orders from a Magistrate and without a warrant

B) Only with a warrant

C) Only after the offence is committed

D) Only with orders from a Magistrate

11 / 50

When a Magistrate records a confession, he must make a memorandum at the foot of the record. Does the recording Magistrate need to have jurisdiction in the case?

A) Only if it is a murder case

B) Yes, strictly

C) Only if the accused requests it

D) No, it is not necessary

12 / 50

Which Magistrates have the power to order the investigation of a non-cognizable case?

A) Only the Chief Judicial Magistrate

B) A Magistrate of the first or second class having power to try or send the case for trial

C) Any Executive Magistrate

D) Any third class Magistrate

13 / 50

Can a police-officer investigate a non-cognizable case without the order of a Magistrate?

A) Only if the suspect is caught red-handed

B) Yes

C) Only if it happens at night

D) No

14 / 50

If the officer finds any false weights or measures, he may seize them and shall forthwith give information of such seizure to:

A) The High Court Division

B) The local business association

C) The Superintendent of Police

D) A Magistrate having jurisdiction

15 / 50

Under Section 149, every police-officer may interpose for the purpose of preventing the commission of:

A) Any non-cognizable offence

B) Any traffic violation

C) Any cognizable offence

D) Any civil dispute

16 / 50

If a police-officer reduces a statement made during examination into writing under Section 161, he shall:

A) Send it to the newspaper

B) Make a separate record of the statement of each person

C) Force the witness to sign it

D) Write all statements in one continuous paragraph

17 / 50

Under Section 157 proviso (a), local investigation on the spot can be dispensed with if:

A) It is raining heavily

B) Information is given against a person by name and the case is not of a serious nature

C) The accused is a government official

D) The police station is short-staffed

18 / 50

Under Section 161, a person examined orally by the police is bound to answer all questions relating to the case EXCEPT:

A) Questions the answers to which would tend to expose him to a criminal charge, penalty, or forfeiture

B) Questions about their neighbors

C) Questions asked after sunset

D) Questions about their age

19 / 50

Under Section 160, a police-officer making an investigation may require the attendance of persons by:

A) An order in writing

B) A verbal message

C) A phone call

D) An email only

20 / 50

Which Magistrate is explicitly authorized under Section 164 to record a statement or confession?

A) Any third class Magistrate

B) The District Magistrate only

C) Any Metropolitan Magistrate, Magistrate of the first class, and specially empowered Magistrate of the second class

D) Any Executive Magistrate

21 / 50

Before recording a confession under Section 164, the Magistrate must explain to the person that:

A) He must confess or face torture

B) He is not bound to make a confession and it may be used as evidence against him

C) He will get a lesser sentence if he confesses

D) He will be pardoned

22 / 50

Section 152 also allows a police-officer to prevent the removal or injury of any:

A) Commercial billboard

B) Public landmark, buoy, or other mark used for navigation

C) Private boundary wall

D) Shop sign

23 / 50

Copies of the record made before searching under Section 165 shall forthwith be sent to:

A) The nearest Magistrate empowered to take cognizance of the offence

B) The complainant

C) The High Court

D) The Inspector General of Police

24 / 50

When information regarding a non-cognizable offence is given to an officer in charge of a police-station, he shall enter the substance in a book and:

A) Arrest the suspect immediately

B) Begin investigation right away

C) Refer the informant to the Magistrate

D) Dismiss the informant

25 / 50

Under Section 165, an investigating officer can search a place without a warrant if he has reasonable grounds for believing the thing cannot be obtained without:

A) High cost

B) Media attention

C) Resistance

D) Undue delay

26 / 50

After information in a cognizable case is reduced to writing, it must be:

A) Read over to the informant

B) Given to the accused immediately

C) Kept highly confidential from the informant

D) Published in a newspaper

27 / 50

Before making a search under Section 165, the officer must:

A) Record in writing the grounds of his belief and specify the thing to be searched for

B) Inform the Mayor

C) Arrest the owner

D) Call a lawyer

28 / 50

Under Section 159, upon receiving the police report, the Magistrate may direct an investigation or:

A) Send the accused straight to prison

B) Hand the case over to a civil court

C) Proceed to hold a preliminary inquiry or depute a subordinate Magistrate

D) Dismiss the case immediately without reading

29 / 50

After sending the report under Section 157, the officer shall proceed in person or depute a subordinate to the spot to investigate. Who prescribes the minimum rank of this subordinate?

A) The Supreme Court

B) The Government, by general or special order

C) The District Magistrate

D) The Chief Judicial Magistrate

30 / 50

To search for anything in the custody of a bank relating to a bank account (for offences under sections 403, 406, 408, 409 etc. of the Penal Code), prior written permission is needed from:

A) The High Court Division

B) The Chief Judicial Magistrate

C) A Sessions Judge

D) The District Magistrate

31 / 50

A statement recorded by the police under Section 161 can be used at an inquiry or trial by the accused to:

A) Prove the witness's character

B) Prove the accused's innocence directly

C) Send the witness to jail

D) Contradict the prosecution witness in the manner provided by Section 145 of the Evidence Act

32 / 50

Under Section 157 proviso (b), if it appears there is no sufficient ground for entering on an investigation, the officer:

A) Must still investigate fully

B) Shall not investigate the case

C) Must fine the informant

D) Must hand it over to the CID

33 / 50

Reports sent to a Magistrate under Section 157 shall be submitted through a superior officer of police if:

A) The accused is wealthy

B) The Magistrate requests it

C) The Government so directs

D) The offence is murder

34 / 50

A police-officer receiving information of a design to commit a cognizable offence shall communicate such information to:

A) The local Union Chairman

B) The police-officer to whom he is subordinate

C) The Magistrate immediately

D) The High Court

35 / 50

Under Section 152, a police-officer may of his own authority interpose to prevent any injury attempted to be committed to:

A) A neighbor's farm

B) A private vehicle

C) Any public property, movable or immovable

D) A private residence

36 / 50

The Court can exclude a part of the police statement from the copy furnished to the accused if it is not relevant or its disclosure is inexpedient in the public interests. Must the Court record its reasons for this exclusion?

A) Yes, detailed reasons must be recorded

B) It must get the prosecutor's permission

C) It shall record its opinion, but not the reasons therefor

D) It does not need to record anything

37 / 50

If the officer decides NOT to investigate under proviso (b) of Section 157, he must state his reasons in his report and:

A) Keep it a secret

B) Notify the informant, if any

C) Inform the local media

D) Arrest the informant

38 / 50

Can a Magistrate who is also a police-officer record a confession under Section 164?

A) No

B) Only with the SP's permission

C) Yes

D) Only in emergencies

39 / 50

Under Section 162, shall a statement made to a police-officer during investigation, if reduced to writing, be signed by the person making it?

A) Only if a Magistrate is present

B) No, it shall not be signed

C) Yes, if they are literate

D) Yes, always

40 / 50

For offences OTHER than those specifically listed, searching a bank account requires the prior written permission of:

A) The Bangladesh Bank Governor

B) The Finance Minister

C) A Sessions Judge

D) The High Court Division

41 / 50

A Magistrate shall not record any confession unless he has reason to believe that:

A) The accused is guilty

B) The police told the truth

C) It was made voluntarily

D) The victim agrees

42 / 50

Does an officer in charge of a police-station need a warrant to inspect weights and measures under Section 153?

A) No, he may enter without a warrant

B) Yes, from a Judicial Magistrate

C) Yes, from an Executive Magistrate

D) Only if the place is a private residence

43 / 50

If a statement is used to contradict a witness, can any part of it be used in their re-examination?

A) Yes, to contradict the accused

B) No

C) Yes, but only for the purpose of explaining any matter referred to in his cross-examination

D) Yes, to bring up entirely new facts

44 / 50

When a police-officer receives an order to investigate a non-cognizable case, he may exercise all powers of an officer in a cognizable case EXCEPT:

A) The power to seize documents

B) The power to arrest without warrant

C) The power to search premises

D) The power to examine witnesses

45 / 50

Can a police proceeding in a cognizable case be called into question on the ground that the officer was not empowered to investigate under Section 156?

A) Yes, at any stage

B) Only by the High Court

C) No, at no stage

D) Only during the trial

46 / 50

If a delay in requiring another officer to cause a search might result in evidence being destroyed, the investigating officer can:

A) Search the place in the limits of another police-station himself

B) Give up the search

C) Set up a blockade

D) Arrest anyone entering the area

47 / 50

An arrest under Section 151 can be made if it appears to the officer that the commission of the offence:

A) Cannot be otherwise prevented

B) Is happening at night

C) Involves multiple people

D) Will cause financial loss

48 / 50

A police-officer can require the attendance of any person who appears to be acquainted with the case, provided the person is within the limits of:

A) The whole country

B) Only his own station

C) His own or any adjoining station

D) The district headquarters

49 / 50

Section 162 does NOT apply to statements falling within the provisions of:

A) Section 32, clause (1) of the Evidence Act, 1872 (Dying Declarations)

B) Section 144 of the CrPC

C) Section 300 of the Penal Code

D) Section 107 of the CrPC

50 / 50

Under Section 156, an officer in charge of a police-station may investigate any cognizable case:

A) Without the order of a Magistrate

B) Only if the SP approves

C) Only if the complainant pays a fee

D) Only with a Magistrate's order

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