Code of Criminal Procedure, 1898 Model Test 11 (English)

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Total Questions50 MCQs

Total Marks50 Marks

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CrPC Model Test 11 (English)

Code of Criminal Procedure, 1898

Questions: 50
Full Marks: 50
Time: 30 Minutes

1 / 50

If upon submission of the report, the Court is satisfied an accused ought to be treated as a witness in the interest of justice, the Court:

A) Must ask the police for permission

B) Cannot do anything

C) May pass an order to that effect

D) Must sentence them anyway

2 / 50

According to Section 173(3A), if the case has sufficient evidence (Section 170 applies), what must be forwarded along with the report?

A) Both A and B

B) A signed confession of the accused

C) The statements recorded under Sec 161(3) of witnesses the prosecution proposes to examine

D) All documents the prosecution proposes to rely on

3 / 50

Under Section 173A, before completion of an investigation, who may require the Investigating Officer to submit an interim investigation report?

A) The local UP Member

B) The Police Commissioner or District Superintendent of Police or equivalent rank

C) Any citizen

D) The accused's lawyer

4 / 50

If the investigation is NOT completed within the extended time, the investigating officer shall:

A) Hide the file

B) Fabricate evidence

C) Report the reasons in writing to the Magistrate and send a copy to the superior officer

D) Arrest someone else

5 / 50

As soon as the investigation is completed, the officer in charge shall forward to the Magistrate a report in the form prescribed by the:

A) Government

B) Supreme Court

C) Inspector General of Police

D) District Magistrate

6 / 50

If the investigation cannot be completed within 60 working days, the investigating officer shall:

A) Record reasons for delay, apply to the Magistrate for extension, and forward a copy to the superior officer

B) Drop the charges

C) Close the file

D) Release all suspects

7 / 50

Upon considering the application for an extension under Section 173B, the Magistrate may:

A) Extend the time for investigation as may be deemed reasonable

B) Deny it without reading

C) Suspend the officer

D) Fine the officer 5000 Taka

8 / 50

According to Section 173B(1), every investigation under this Chapter shall be completed within:

A) 15 working days

B) 60 working days

C) 30 working days

D) 120 working days

9 / 50

Under Section 171(2), whose responsibility is it to ensure that the complainant or witness appears before the Court at the time of the hearing?

A) The Magistrate

B) The Court clerk

C) The accused

D) The police-officer

10 / 50

Under Section 167A(2), a Magistrate shall not authorize judicial custody if the police forwarding report discloses the arrest was made for the purpose of:

A) Taking a photograph

B) Interrogation

C) Detaining him under any law providing for preventive detention

D) Extortion

11 / 50

Under Section 173(1)(b), the officer must communicate the action taken by him to:

A) The media

B) The local UP Chairman

C) The person by whom the information relating to the commission of the offence was first given

D) The President

12 / 50

If the officer fails to complete the investigation in extended time, the Magistrate may direct that the investigation be conducted by another officer OR:

A) Fine the officer's department

B) Treat the delay as incompetence/misconduct and cause a note in the officer's Annual Confidential Report

C) Release the accused unconditionally and forever

D) Put the officer in jail for 30 days

13 / 50

An officer requiring a bond from a witness shall deliver a copy thereof to:

A) One of the persons who executed it

B) The accused

C) The jailer

D) The media

14 / 50

Any Criminal Court may send for the police-diaries to use them:

A) To fine the police officer

B) As substantive evidence in the case

C) To publish them

D) Not as evidence, but to aid it in the inquiry or trial

15 / 50

If a complainant or witness refuses to attend or execute a bond, the officer in charge may:

A) Forward him in custody to the Magistrate

B) Drop the case entirely

C) Fine them 1000 Taka

D) Shoot them

16 / 50

Does the 120-day rule for bail under Section 167(5) apply to offences under Section 400 or 401 of the Penal Code (belonging to a gang of dacoits/thieves)?

A) Yes, fully

B) No, it shall not apply

C) Only if the accused is a minor

D) Only if the police agree

17 / 50

Which Magistrate is strictly prohibited from authorizing detention in the custody of the police?

A) Magistrate of the first class

B) Chief Judicial Magistrate

C) Chief Metropolitan Magistrate

D) Magistrate of the third class

18 / 50

Under Section 170, if there IS sufficient evidence, the officer shall forward the accused under custody to a Magistrate or, if the offence is bailable, shall:

A) Tell him to leave town

B) Take security from him for his appearance before the Magistrate

C) Let him go completely free

D) Fine him

19 / 50

For the purposes of Chapter XIV, "judicial custody" means:

A) Custody in a safe house

B) Custody of an accused in jail or other non-police custody under the order of a Court/Magistrate

C) Custody in the police station lockup

D) Custody under the CID

20 / 50

Under Section 173B, the 60 working days are calculated from the date of:

A) The medical examination

B) The receipt of the information relating to the offence

C) The arrest of the accused

D) The first court hearing

21 / 50

When forwarding an accused to a Magistrate, the officer shall also send:

A) Any weapon or other article which it may be necessary to produce

B) A full confession

C) The victim's family

D) A sum of money

22 / 50

Section 174 deals with the police inquiring and reporting on:

A) Suicide, or someone killed by another, animal, machinery, or suspicious circumstances

B) Petty theft

C) Tax evasion

D) Traffic accidents with no injuries

23 / 50

A Magistrate authorizing detention in police custody must:

A) Notify the media

B) Get the complainant's signature

C) Record his reasons for so doing

D) Fine the accused

24 / 50

Under Section 172, a police-officer making an investigation shall enter his proceedings day by day in a:

A) Public blog

B) Personal notebook

C) Diary

D) Newspaper column

25 / 50

If a Judicial Magistrate (other than CMM/CJM) gives an order for detention, he must forward a copy of his order and reasons to:

A) The Chief Metropolitan Magistrate or the Chief Judicial Magistrate to whom he is subordinate

B) The High Court

C) The District Magistrate

D) The Superintendent of Police

26 / 50

If upon production after police custody the accused alleges torture and the medical report confirms it, the Magistrate shall:

A) Extend police custody

B) Proceed in accordance with law

C) Warn the police officer verbally

D) Ignore it

27 / 50

If the police-officer uses the diary to refresh his memory, or the Court uses it to contradict him, the accused can invoke which sections of the Evidence Act?

A) Section 10 and 11

B) Section 161 or 145

C) Section 300 and 302

D) Section 24 and 25

28 / 50

The police diary must set forth:

A) A statement of circumstances ascertained

B) The time information reached him and the time investigation began/closed

C) The places visited by him

D) All of the above

29 / 50

If further detention beyond 15 days of police custody is necessary, the Magistrate may authorize detention in:

A) Judicial custody

B) Military custody

C) House arrest

D) Police custody again

30 / 50

The report forwarded to the Magistrate under Section 173 is commonly known as a:

A) First Information Report (FIR)

B) Inquest Report

C) Police-report (or Charge Sheet / Final Report)

D) Dying Declaration

31 / 50

Under Section 169, if there is NOT sufficient evidence to forward the accused to a Magistrate, the officer shall:

A) Send him to a foreign country

B) Keep him in the lockup for 30 more days

C) Release him on his executing a bond, to appear if and when so required

D) Hand him over to the public

32 / 50

The police officer shall require the complainant and witnesses to execute a bond to:

A) Appear before the Magistrate as directed and prosecute or give evidence

B) Keep the peace

C) Drop the charges

D) Pay for the trial

33 / 50

The police officer shall proceed to the place where the body is and make an investigation in the presence of:

A) Only other police officers

B) At least ten people

C) Two or more respectable inhabitants of the neighborhood

D) A judge

34 / 50

If the interim report under 173A discloses insufficient evidence against an accused, the Magistrate may order to:

A) Fine them heavily

B) Sentence them

C) Hang them

D) Discharge such accused

35 / 50

Under Section 171, a complainant or witness on his way to Court shall NOT be:

A) Allowed to speak to anyone

B) Given any protection

C) Allowed to use public transport

D) Required to accompany a police-officer or subjected to unnecessary restraint

36 / 50

Under Section 167A(1), if police want to show an already confined person arrested in another case, the Magistrate shall not allow it unless:

A) The person is produced before him, given a hearing, and the application is well-founded

B) The person signs a confession

C) The person pays a fee

D) The police chief demands it

37 / 50

If at the conclusion of the trial, the Court finds the investigating officer negligently failed to collect admissible evidence or examine a material witness, it may:

A) Do nothing

B) Promote the officer

C) Fine the victim

D) Treat the act/omission as misconduct or incompetence and direct legal action against the officer

38 / 50

A copy of the police report forwarded under Section 173 shall, on application, be furnished to:

A) The victim only

B) The accused before the commencement of the inquiry or trial

C) The media

D) Anyone who asks

39 / 50

If a subordinate police-officer investigates a case, he shall report the result to:

A) The High Court

B) The officer in charge of the police-station

C) The Superintendent of Police

D) The Magistrate directly

40 / 50

Does forwarding a report under Section 173 preclude the police from conducting FURTHER investigation?

A) No, if further evidence is obtained, a further report regarding such evidence shall be forwarded

B) Only if the Magistrate explicitly forbids it

C) Only in non-cognizable cases

D) Yes, absolutely

41 / 50

Under Section 173, every investigation shall be completed:

A) Whenever the police feel like it

B) Without unnecessary delay

C) Within exactly 1 year

D) Within 10 years

42 / 50

Are the accused or his agents entitled to call for the police-diaries?

A) Yes, but only in murder cases

B) Yes, if they pay a fee

C) Yes, at any time

D) Neither the accused nor his agents shall be entitled to call for them

43 / 50

What is the maximum term a Magistrate can authorize the detention of the accused in police custody under Section 167(2)?

A) 15 days in the whole

B) 30 days in the whole

C) 10 days in the whole

D) 7 days in the whole

44 / 50

Under Section 167(2A), a Magistrate authorizing detention in police custody may order that the accused be examined by:

A) A pharmacist

B) A police doctor only

C) A private doctor of his choice

D) A medical officer of the nearest government hospital

45 / 50

If an accused is discharged based on an interim report, can their name be included later in the final police report if substantive evidence is found?

A) Only if the Supreme Court orders it

B) Only if a new FIR is filed

C) No, double jeopardy applies

D) Yes, the Investigating Officer shall not be precluded from including his name

46 / 50

When calculating the 120 days under Section 167(5), the time taken for obtaining a required sanction from an appropriate authority shall be:

A) Excluded from the period

B) Included in the period

C) Treated as police custody

D) Multiplied by two

47 / 50

Under Section 167, if an investigation cannot be completed in 24 hours, the officer shall transmit a copy of diary entries and forward the accused to the:

A) Nearest Jailer

B) Nearest Judicial Magistrate

C) Nearest Executive Magistrate

D) Superintendent of Police

48 / 50

If the investigation takes more than 120 days for an offence punishable with death or imprisonment exceeding 10 years, who may release the accused on bail?

A) The Executive Magistrate

B) The Court of Session

C) The High Court Division

D) The Chief Judicial Magistrate

49 / 50

Under Section 174, the officer shall immediately give intimation of a suicide or suspicious death to:

A) The High Court

B) The local newspaper

C) The nearest Executive Magistrate empowered to hold inquests

D) The nearest hospital

50 / 50

Under Section 167(5), if an investigation is not concluded within 120 days for an offence NOT punishable with death, life imprisonment, or exceeding 10 years, the Magistrate may:

A) Sentence the accused

B) Keep the accused in police custody indefinitely

C) Hang the accused

D) Release the accused on bail to the satisfaction of such Magistrate

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