Code of Criminal Procedure, 1898 Model Test 12 (English)

Time Allowed30 Minutes

Total Questions50 MCQs

Total Marks50 Marks

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CrPC Model Test 12 (English)

Code of Criminal Procedure, 1898

Questions: 50
Full Marks: 50
Time: 30 Minutes

1 / 50

Where can an offence consisting of several acts done in different local areas be tried?

A) Only where the first act occurred

B) In any of the local areas where an act was done

C) Only where the last act occurred

D) In the High Court Division

2 / 50

If a cognizable case is investigated, the investigation is legally authorized by Section:

A) 160

B) 156

C) 154

D) 155

3 / 50

If an offence is a continuing one, committed in more than one local area, it may be tried:

A) Only where it started

B) Only where it ended

C) By a Special Tribunal

D) By a Court having jurisdiction over any of such local areas

4 / 50

If it is uncertain in which of several local areas an offence was committed, where may it be tried?

A) Only in the capital city

B) It cannot be tried

C) By a Court having jurisdiction over any of such local areas

D) By the nearest Sessions Court

5 / 50

A non-cognizable case investigation by police strictly requires an order from:

A) A 1st or 2nd Class Magistrate with power to try/send for trial

B) The Superintendent of Police

C) An Executive Magistrate

D) A police inspector

6 / 50

An officer deciding NOT to investigate a case due to insufficient grounds acts under which proviso?

A) Section 164

B) Section 157(1) proviso (b)

C) Section 160

D) Section 154

7 / 50

The offence of being a thug or dacoity may be inquired into or tried by a Court where:

A) The person charged is

B) The offence was committed

C) The police station is located

D) The victim is

8 / 50

A Magistrate may take cognizance of an offence upon receiving a:

A) Request from the media

B) Complaint of facts which constitute such offence

C) Phone call from a politician

D) Bribe

9 / 50

If an offence is committed while the offender is on a journey, where can it be tried?

A) In a specialized transport court

B) Through or into the local limits of whose jurisdiction the offender or victim passed during the journey

C) Only at the destination

D) Only at the starting point

10 / 50

Under Section 186, who can issue a summons or warrant for an offence committed beyond their local jurisdiction but triable in Bangladesh?

A) An Executive Magistrate

B) A Metropolitan Magistrate or a Magistrate of the first class

C) Only the Chief Judicial Magistrate

D) Any police officer

11 / 50

Which section explicitly states that statements made to police during an investigation shall not be signed by the maker?

A) Section 162

B) Section 163

C) Section 161

D) Section 164

12 / 50

Proceedings taken under Section 188 serve as a bar to further proceedings under which Act for the same offence?

A) The Evidence Act, 1872

B) The Penal Code, 1860

C) The Police Act, 1861

D) The Extradition Act, 1974

13 / 50

Where can a charge of receiving or retaining stolen goods be tried?

A) Where the victim resides

B) Either A or B

C) Where any of the goods were dishonestly received or retained

D) Where the goods were stolen

14 / 50

Where can the offence of having escaped from custody be tried?

A) Only where the escape happened

B) Where the original conviction took place

C) Where the person charged is

D) Where the arrest warrant was issued

15 / 50

Section 176 mandates an inquiry by a Magistrate into the cause of death if the person dies:

A) At home of old age

B) In a road accident

C) While in the custody of the police

D) In a hospital

16 / 50

The offence of criminal misappropriation or criminal breach of trust may be tried where:

A) The offence was committed

B) Either A or B

C) Any part of the property was received or retained

D) The victim was born

17 / 50

If police investigation of a minor offence (less than 10 years imprisonment) exceeds 120 days, who has the power to grant statutory bail under Section 167(5)(a)?

A) The Court of Session

B) The Officer in charge of the police station

C) The Magistrate empowered to take cognizance

D) The High Court Division

18 / 50

Under Section 174(3), when there is doubt regarding the cause of death, the police officer shall forward the body to:

A) The graveyard

B) A private clinic

C) The nearest Civil Surgeon or other qualified medical man appointed by Government

D) The deceased's family

19 / 50

If a Magistrate acts under Section 186 and the offence is bailable, what can the Magistrate do?

A) Dismiss the case

B) Take a bond with or without sureties for appearance before the Magistrate having jurisdiction

C) Deny bail completely

D) Fine the accused instantly

20 / 50

Persons summoned under Section 175 are bound to attend and answer truly all questions EXCEPT those which:

A) Relate to the weather

B) Have a tendency to expose him to a criminal charge, penalty, or forfeiture

C) Are asked after 5 PM

D) Relate to their family

21 / 50

A confession recorded by a Magistrate must include a memorandum certifying his belief that it was:

A) Voluntarily made

B) Factually accurate

C) Detailed

D) Made with a lawyer present

22 / 50

What is the prerequisite for inquiring into a charge for an offence committed outside Bangladesh under Section 188?

A) Approval of the United Nations

B) Sanction of the Government

C) Permission from the victim

D) Permission of the foreign country

23 / 50

A charge of abetment may be inquired into or tried by the Court within the local limits of whose jurisdiction:

A) Either A or B

B) The offence abetted was committed

C) The abetment was committed

D) Only where the accused is caught

24 / 50

The report drawn up by the police concerning the cause of death under Section 174 is commonly known as an:

A) Autopsy Report

B) Inquest Report

C) FIR

D) Charge Sheet

25 / 50

Under Section 179, if an act is done in one jurisdiction and its consequence ensues in another, where can the offence be tried?

A) By the High Court

B) Only where the act was done

C) By a Court within the local limits of whose jurisdiction either the act was done or the consequence ensued

D) Only where the consequence ensued

26 / 50

Which of the following Magistrates is NOT empowered by default to take cognizance of an offence under Section 190(1)?

A) Chief Metropolitan Magistrate

B) Magistrate of the third class

C) Chief Judicial Magistrate

D) Magistrate of the first class

27 / 50

Under Section 175, a police-officer proceeding under Section 174 may summon persons for the investigation by:

A) Order in writing

B) A public announcement

C) A phone call

D) Word of mouth

28 / 50

In cases of suicide or suspicious death (Section 174(1)(a)(b)(c)), a Magistrate empowered to hold inquests:

A) MAY hold an inquiry either instead of, or in addition to, the police investigation

B) Must only observe

C) MUST hold an inquiry

D) Cannot hold an inquiry

29 / 50

According to Section 154, what must be done to oral information about a cognizable offence given to a police station officer?

A) Typed on a computer immediately

B) Broadcasted

C) Kept secret

D) Reduced to writing

30 / 50

If the facts at an inquest do not disclose a cognizable offence (Section 170 does not apply), the summoned persons:

A) Are arrested anyway

B) Must pay a fine

C) Shall not be required by the police-officer to attend a Magistrate's Court

D) Must still go to the Magistrate's Court

31 / 50

Under Section 176(2), to discover the cause of death, a Magistrate may cause a body that has already been interred (buried) to be:

A) Cremated immediately

B) Photographed from above ground

C) Ignored

D) Disinterred and examined

32 / 50

The offence of theft may be tried by a Court where the offence was committed OR where:

A) The property was received by anyone knowing it to be stolen

B) The victim resides

C) Both A and B

D) The property was possessed by the thief

33 / 50

Under Section 187, if a person is arrested under a warrant issued under Section 186 by a subordinate Magistrate, where shall he send the arrested person?

A) To a foreign embassy

B) To the Supreme Court

C) To the Chief Metropolitan Magistrate or the Chief Judicial Magistrate

D) To the nearest hospital

34 / 50

A is put in fear of injury in Court X's jurisdiction and induced to deliver property in Court Y's jurisdiction. Where can extortion be tried?

A) Only Y

B) Only X

C) Either X or Y

D) None of the above

35 / 50

Under Section 188, if a citizen of Bangladesh commits an offence beyond the limits of Bangladesh, how may he be dealt with?

A) He must be deported

B) He cannot be prosecuted in Bangladesh

C) As if the offence had been committed at any place within Bangladesh at which he may be found

D) He can only be tried by an International Court

36 / 50

When a Magistrate holds an inquiry under Section 176, he has all the powers in conducting it which he would have in holding an inquiry into:

A) An offence

B) A political rally

C) A traffic violation

D) A civil dispute

37 / 50

Under Section 185, whenever a question arises as to which of two or more subordinate Courts ought to try an offence, who decides?

A) The High Court Division

B) The Government

C) The Chief Judicial Magistrate

D) The District Magistrate

38 / 50

If any person commits an offence on a ship or aircraft registered in Bangladesh, they are dealt with under which section?

A) Section 195

B) Section 177

C) Section 188

D) Section 190

39 / 50

The inquest report shall be signed by the police-officer and the concurring inhabitants, and forwarded to:

A) The local UP Chairman

B) The High Court

C) The Chief Justice

D) The District Magistrate

40 / 50

Who has the power to direct that any cases sent for trial in any district may be tried in any sessions division?

A) The High Court Division

B) The Government

C) The District Magistrate

D) The Supreme Court

41 / 50

If there are multiple Magistrates having jurisdiction for a case under Section 186 and the acting Magistrate is uncertain where to send the person, what is the procedure?

A) Release the person

B) Keep the person in indefinite custody

C) Send the person to the nearest police station

D) Report the case for the orders of the High Court Division

42 / 50

If an act is an offence by reason of its relation to another offence, it may be tried by a Court where:

A) Only the second act was done

B) Only the first act was done

C) Either act was done

D) The accused was arrested

43 / 50

A is wounded within the jurisdiction of Court X and dies within the jurisdiction of Court Z. Where can the offence of culpable homicide be tried?

A) Only Z

B) Either X or Z

C) Only by the Supreme Court

D) Only X

44 / 50

Which Magistrates are empowered to hold an inquest under Section 174(5)?

A) Only the Chief Metropolitan Magistrate

B) Any Judicial Magistrate

C) Any District Magistrate or any other Executive Magistrate specially empowered

D) Any third class Magistrate

45 / 50

Under the proviso to Section 174(1), an investigation or report is NOT generally necessary if the death was caused by:

A) Poison

B) Machinery

C) Enemy action

D) A wild animal

46 / 50

Under Section 189, what may the Government direct to be received as evidence for offences inquired under Section 188?

A) News articles

B) Copies of depositions and exhibits produced before a judicial officer in the territory of the offence

C) Hearsay statements

D) Unverified internet posts

47 / 50

Under Section 190(1)(b), cognizance can be taken upon:

A) A verbal statement by a police-officer

B) An anonymous letter

C) A news report

D) A report in writing of such facts made by any police-officer

48 / 50

Where can the offence of kidnapping or abduction be tried?

A) All of the above

B) Where the person was kidnapped/abducted

C) Where the person was conveyed

D) Where the person was concealed or detained

49 / 50

According to Section 177, where shall an offence ordinarily be inquired into and tried?

A) By a Court in the capital city

B) By a Court within the local limits of whose jurisdiction it was committed

C) By the Court where the accused resides

D) By the High Court Division

50 / 50

What must the inquest report describe?

A) The deceased's financial status

B) The weather conditions only

C) The suspects' names only

D) Wounds, fractures, bruises, other marks of injury, and by what weapon they appear to have been inflicted

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