Code of Criminal Procedure, 1898 Model Test 14 (English)

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CrPC Model Test 14 (English)

Code of Criminal Procedure, 1898

Questions: 50
Full Marks: 50
Time: 30 Minutes

1 / 50

Under Section 202, who can a Magistrate direct to make an inquiry or investigation?

A) All of the above

B) Any subordinate Magistrate

C) Such other person as he thinks fit

D) A police-officer

2 / 50

When a Magistrate takes cognizance of an offence on complaint, how must he examine the complainant?

A) Through a written questionnaire

B) Secretly in chambers

C) Upon oath

D) Through a police officer

3 / 50

If a forged document is used in a Civil Court, who must make the complaint under Section 195(1)(c)?

A) The person affected by the forgery

B) The Civil Court (or its superior)

C) A Magistrate

D) The criminal investigation department

4 / 50

What can a Magistrate do if required process fees are not paid within a reasonable time?

A) Pay them himself

B) Dismiss the complaint

C) Fine the accused

D) Arrest the complainant

5 / 50

Under Section 205C, when an accused is brought before a Magistrate and the offence is triable exclusively by the Court of Session, the Magistrate shall:

A) Release the accused unconditionally

B) Try the case himself

C) Send the case to the Court of Session

D) Fine the accused 10,000 Taka

6 / 50

Section 196 covers Section 153A of the Penal Code. What does 153A typically deal with?

A) Contract disputes

B) Theft

C) Promoting enmity between groups

D) Traffic violations

7 / 50

The preliminary investigation ordered under Section 196B must be done by a police officer not below the rank of:

A) DIG

B) Superintendent

C) Inspector

D) Sub-Inspector

8 / 50

Who is required to sign the written substance of the examination under Section 200?

A) Only the Magistrate

B) Both the complainant/witness and the Magistrate

C) The Public Prosecutor

D) Only the complainant or witness

9 / 50

When issuing a summons, a Magistrate may dispense with the personal attendance of the accused and permit him to appear by:

A) A police officer

B) His friend

C) The postman

D) His pleader

10 / 50

What must a Magistrate do if, during a complaint case, he learns a police investigation is in progress for the same offence?

A) Rush to finish the trial before the police

B) Dismiss the complaint case

C) Stay the proceedings of the inquiry/trial and call for a report from the police-officer

D) Arrest the investigating officer

11 / 50

If cognizance is taken on a subsequent police report against an accused in the stayed complaint case, how shall the Magistrate proceed?

A) Inquire into or try together the complaint case and the case arising out of the police report

B) Ignore the police report

C) Transfer both to a Civil Court

D) Let the police decide the verdict

12 / 50

Extradition Act, 1974 is mentioned in Section 188 as a bar to further proceedings if:

A) The victim forgives the accused

B) Proceedings were already taken in Bangladesh

C) The crime is non-bailable

D) The person is a foreigner

13 / 50

The High Court Division decides the venue under Section 185 when:

A) The accused requests a transfer

B) The police are corrupt

C) The victim appeals

D) A question/doubt arises as to which of two or more subordinate Courts ought to try an offence

14 / 50

When an offence is triable exclusively by the Chief Metropolitan Magistrate, to whom shall the Magistrate send the case?

A) The High Court Division

B) The Chief Metropolitan Magistrate

C) The District Magistrate

D) The Court of Session

15 / 50

Under Section 199, if a husband is an idiot or lunatic, who can complain about adultery?

A) Some other person, with the leave of the Court

B) Nobody

C) The Medical Board

D) The police must take suo moto action

16 / 50

Under Section 201, what must a Magistrate do if a written complaint is made to him but he is NOT competent to take cognizance?

A) Return the complaint for presentation to the proper Court with an endorsement

B) Call the police to arrest the complainant

C) Tear up the complaint

D) Dismiss the complaint immediately

17 / 50

Under Section 202(2B), what can the Magistrate do if the police submits a final report?

A) Must sentence the accused

B) Must send it to the Sessions Court

C) Competent to accept such report and discharge the accused

D) Reject it automatically

18 / 50

Under Section 192, a Chief Judicial Magistrate may transfer a case for inquiry or trial to:

A) A Military Tribunal

B) The High Court

C) Any Magistrate subordinate to him

D) The Police Commissioner

19 / 50

If a case is transferred under Section 192 and the transferring Magistrate has already examined the complainant, must the receiving Magistrate re-examine them?

A) Yes, to confirm the facts

B) Only if it is a murder case

C) No, he shall not be bound to re-examine them

D) Yes, if the police request it

20 / 50

In the form of authorization under Section 199B, the husband must include a statement that he has been:

A) Medically discharged

B) Informed of the allegations upon which the complaint is to be founded

C) Transferred to a different unit

D) Promoted recently

21 / 50

If an ORAL complaint is made to a Magistrate who is not competent to take cognizance, what should he do?

A) Arrest the accused anyway

B) Direct the complainant to the proper Court

C) Write it down and send it to the High Court

D) Postpone the case for a month

22 / 50

If a non-police-officer conducts an investigation under Section 202, what power do they LACK compared to an officer in charge of a police-station?

A) Power to arrest without warrant

B) Power to examine witnesses

C) Power to visit the crime scene

D) Power to submit a report

23 / 50

Section 188 explicitly mentions offences committed on any ship or aircraft:

A) Flying over Bangladesh

B) Registered in Bangladesh

C) Traveling to Bangladesh

D) Owned by any Bangladeshi citizen

24 / 50

If the offence complained of is triable exclusively by a Court of Session, what must the Magistrate call upon the complainant to do under Section 202(2A)?

A) Pay a security deposit

B) Produce all his witnesses and examine them on oath

C) Go to the High Court

D) Hire a defence lawyer for the accused

25 / 50

Sanction under Section 197 for prosecuting a public servant is required if the offence is alleged to have been committed:

A) While acting or purporting to act in the discharge of his official duty

B) In his private home

C) While on leave

D) Before he became a public servant

26 / 50

Can a Chief Judicial Magistrate direct that a case received under Section 205CC be heard by an Additional Chief Judicial Magistrate?

A) Yes

B) No

C) Only if the High Court approves

D) Only if the accused agrees

27 / 50

What happens if the police report does NOT relate to any accused in the complaint case?

A) He shall proceed with the inquiry or trial which was stayed

B) He must resign

C) He must arrest new people

D) The Magistrate dismisses the complaint

28 / 50

Under Section 204, if a case appears to be one where a summons should issue in the first instance, what shall the Magistrate issue?

A) An attachment order

B) A proclamation

C) A summons for the attendance of the accused

D) A warrant

29 / 50

According to Section 204(1A), no summons or warrant shall be issued against the accused until what is filed?

A) A bank guarantee

B) A police clearance certificate

C) The accused's confession

D) A list of the prosecution witnesses

30 / 50

Section 190(1)(a) requires a complaint of:

A) Hearsay

B) Facts which constitute such offence

C) Police negligence

D) Future crimes

31 / 50

Can a Magistrate take cognizance of an offence solely upon his own suspicion?

A) No, never

B) Only if the police confirm it

C) Yes, under Section 190(1)(c)

D) Only in murder cases

32 / 50

When a Magistrate acts under Section 186 for an offence outside his limits, he acts as if:

A) The person is innocent

B) He is a High Court judge

C) The offence was a civil dispute

D) The offence had been committed within his local limits

33 / 50

Under Section 195(1)(a), the term "public servant" refers to someone whose lawful authority was:

A) Promoted

B) Praised

C) Delegated

D) Contemned (disobeyed/obstructed)

34 / 50

Who can empower an Executive Magistrate to take cognizance under Section 190(4)?

A) The District Magistrate

B) The Inspector General of Police

C) The Government

D) The Supreme Court

35 / 50

Every charge under this Code must state:

A) The bio-data of the accused

B) The exact weather at the time of the crime

C) The name of the investigating officer

D) The offence with which the accused is charged

36 / 50

Under proviso (a) to Section 200, when is the examination of the complainant NOT required before transferring the case?

A) When the complainant is a woman

B) When the offence is bailable

C) When the accused is a public servant

D) When the complaint is made in writing

37 / 50

The right of an accused to transfer a case under Section 191 is available when cognizance is taken based on:

A) The Magistrate's own knowledge or information (clause c)

B) An Interpol notice

C) A formal complaint

D) A police report

38 / 50

For what purpose can a Magistrate postpone the issue of process under Section 202?

A) To give the accused time to flee

B) To allow the parties to settle outside court

C) To wait for media attention

D) To ascertain the truth or falsehood of the complaint

39 / 50

In a proceeding instituted upon a written complaint, every summons or warrant issued must be accompanied by:

A) The Magistrate's ID

B) A copy of such complaint

C) A photo of the complainant

D) The Penal Code book

40 / 50

When transferring a case to the Court of Session under Section 205C, who must the Magistrate notify?

A) The Public Prosecutor

B) The media

C) The local UP Chairman

D) The President

41 / 50

Does a Magistrate need to examine a public servant who makes a written complaint acting in official duties?

A) Yes, if the accused requests it

B) Only if the offence is non-bailable

C) Yes, mandatory

D) No, nothing requires such examination

42 / 50

Which section strictly bars a Court of Session from taking original cognizance unless the case is sent to it by a Magistrate?

A) Section 190

B) Section 193

C) Section 191

D) Section 192

43 / 50

If personal attendance was dispensed with, can the Magistrate later enforce the personal attendance of the accused?

A) Only if the accused commits another crime

B) No, the decision is final

C) Yes, in his discretion at any stage of the proceedings

D) Only at the final verdict

44 / 50

On what ground can a Magistrate dismiss a complaint under Section 203?

A) If he dislikes the complainant

B) If the accused is a wealthy person

C) If the police tell him to

D) If there is in his judgment no sufficient ground for proceeding

45 / 50

Which class of Magistrate is NOT authorized to direct an inquiry or investigation under Section 202?

A) Magistrate of the third class

B) Magistrate of the second class

C) Magistrate of the first class

D) Chief Metropolitan Magistrate

46 / 50

Under Section 195(5), if a superior authority orders the withdrawal of a public servant's complaint, the Court shall:

A) Fine the superior authority

B) Ask for High Court permission

C) Ignore the withdrawal

D) Take no further proceedings on the complaint

47 / 50

Defamation (Chapter XXI of the Penal Code) requires a complaint by:

A) The State

B) Some person aggrieved by such offence

C) Any citizen

D) The police

48 / 50

What must a Magistrate record when dismissing a complaint under Section 203?

A) A detailed 50-page judgment

B) Nothing

C) The full biography of the accused

D) He shall briefly record his reasons for so doing

49 / 50

An offence committed by someone traveling on a train from Dhaka to Chittagong can be tried in:

A) Any court through whose jurisdiction the train passed

B) Dhaka only

C) A special railway tribunal only

D) Chittagong only

50 / 50

If the schedule dictates a warrant should issue in the first instance, can the Magistrate issue a summons instead?

A) Yes, if he thinks fit

B) No, never

C) Only in civil cases

D) Only if the Supreme Court orders it

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