Code of Criminal Procedure, 1898 Model Test 17 (English)

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CrPC Model Test 17 (English)

Code of Criminal Procedure, 1898

Questions: 50
Full Marks: 50
Time: 30 Minutes

1 / 50

Are the offences of bribery and personation at an election (Sec 171E and 171F) summarily triable?

A) Only with Election Commission approval

B) No

C) Only after the election ends

D) Yes

2 / 50

According to Section 265, records and judgments of summary trials shall be written in:

A) English or the language of the Court (or mother-tongue if directed)

B) Only English

C) Only Bengali

D) Arabic

3 / 50

Under Section 265H, if after taking prosecution evidence, examining the accused, and hearing arguments, the Court considers there is NO evidence that the accused committed the offence, it shall:

A) Record an order of acquittal

B) Wait for 6 months

C) Order a new investigation

D) Ask the accused to prove his innocence

4 / 50

In summary cases where NO appeal lies (Section 263), the Magistrate need NOT:

A) Record the evidence of witnesses or frame a formal charge

B) Enter the name of the accused

C) Write a final order

D) Enter the date of the offence

5 / 50

Under Section 262(1), what procedure is followed in summary trials?

A) High Court procedure

B) The procedure prescribed in Chapter XX

C) Procedure for Sessions trials

D) Civil Court procedure

6 / 50

If a point of law is raised by the accused or his pleader during arguments, the prosecution may make submissions regarding it:

A) With the permission of the Court

B) Without asking anyone

C) By filing a writ

D) Only in the High Court

7 / 50

If the accused refuses to plead or claims to be tried (Section 265F), the Court shall:

A) Dismiss the case

B) Assume he is guilty

C) Arrest his lawyer

D) Fix a date for the examination of witnesses

8 / 50

Dishonest misappropriation of property (Sec 403) can be tried summarily if the value of the property does NOT exceed:

A) 1 lac taka

B) 5 lac taka

C) 3 lac taka

D) 7 lac taka

9 / 50

Can the charge of a previous conviction be read out to the accused BEFORE he is convicted of the main offence?

A) No

B) Only if the prosecution demands it

C) Yes

D) Only if he requests it

10 / 50

If the accused pleads guilty (Section 265E), the Court:

A) Must sentence him to death

B) Must order a full trial anyway

C) Shall record the plea and may, in its discretion, convict him thereon

D) Must acquit him

11 / 50

What is the LIMIT of imprisonment that can be passed in any conviction under a summary trial (Chapter XXII)?

A) 6 months

B) 2 years

C) 1 year

D) 3 years

12 / 50

Under Section 265F, on whose application may the Court issue process to compel attendance of witnesses?

A) The media

B) The general public

C) The police

D) The prosecution

13 / 50

Can an attempt to commit a summarily triable offence be tried summarily?

A) Only in Metro areas

B) Yes, when such attempt is an offence

C) Only if the attempt caused injury

D) No

14 / 50

Under Section 265L, when a previous conviction is charged, when does the Court take evidence regarding it?

A) During the prosecution's opening statement

B) After it has convicted the accused under section 265E or 265K

C) At the very beginning of the trial

D) It never takes evidence on previous convictions

15 / 50

Which of the following MUST be entered in the record of a non-appealable summary trial?

A) The finding and brief statement of reasons (if a conviction)

B) All of the above

C) The plea of the accused

D) The serial number

16 / 50

The offence of theft (Sec 379/380/381) can be tried summarily if the value of the stolen property does NOT exceed:

A) 5 lac taka

B) 10 lac taka

C) 1 lac taka

D) 2 lac taka

17 / 50

Under Section 265B, how does the prosecutor open his case?

A) By calling the first witness

B) By reading the entire police diary

C) By asking the accused to confess

D) By describing the charge and stating by what evidence he proposes to prove guilt

18 / 50

Under Section 265G, on the fixed date, the Court shall proceed to take all such evidence as may be produced in support of:

A) The prosecution

B) The defence

C) The Magistrate

D) The Government

19 / 50

Under Section 265K, after hearing arguments and points of law, the Court shall:

A) Give a judgment in the case

B) Transfer the case

C) Adjourn indefinitely

D) Order a police reinvestigation

20 / 50

Summary trials can be used for offences NOT punishable with death, transportation, or imprisonment for a term exceeding:

A) 3 years

B) 2 years

C) 5 years

D) 1 year

21 / 50

Under Section 264A, the framing of charges, recording of evidence, and judgment in a summary trial may be completed:

A) Only in the capital

B) Only via video link

C) Over 6 months

D) In the same session at any place within the jurisdiction of the Court

22 / 50

Which of the following offences under the Penal Code can be tried summarily?

A) Hurt (Sec 323)

B) Rape (Sec 376)

C) Murder (Sec 302)

D) Robbery (Sec 392)

23 / 50

After the prosecutor sums up his case, who is entitled to reply?

A) The victim

B) The witnesses

C) The media

D) The accused or his pleader

24 / 50

Under Section 264, in every case tried summarily in which an appeal LIES, the Magistrate shall record a judgment embodying:

A) A 10-page essay on the crime

B) Only the final sentence

C) Every single word spoken in court

D) The substance of the evidence and the particulars mentioned in Section 263

25 / 50

Under Section 265-I, if the accused is NOT acquitted under 265H, what is he called upon to do?

A) Enter on his defence and adduce any evidence he may have

B) Confess

C) Pay a fine

D) Go to jail

26 / 50

Which of the following is NOT authorized to try offences in a summary way under Section 260(1) by default?

A) Metropolitan Magistrate

B) A Bench of Magistrates invested with 1st class powers

C) Any Magistrate of the first class

D) Any Magistrate of the second class

27 / 50

No case in which a Magistrate exercises the special powers conferred by which Section shall be tried in a summary way?

A) Section 154

B) Section 107

C) Section 144

D) Section 33A

28 / 50

Under Section 265D, if the Court thinks there is ground for presuming the accused committed an offence, it shall:

A) Convict him immediately

B) Frame in writing a charge against the accused

C) Send him to a Magistrate

D) Deny him bail forever

29 / 50

Before discharging an accused under Section 265C, the Court must hear the submissions of:

A) Only the prosecution

B) The accused and the prosecution

C) The victim's family

D) The media

30 / 50

During the prosecution's evidence stage (Section 265G), the Court may permit the cross-examination of a witness to be:

A) Done in writing only

B) Handled by the police

C) Deferred until other witnesses have been examined

D) Skipped entirely

31 / 50

The Court can refuse the accused's application to compel witness attendance if it considers it is made for the purpose of:

A) Vexation, delay, or defeating the ends of justice

B) Proving his innocence

C) Helping the prosecution

D) Speeding up the trial

32 / 50

Under Section 265J, when the examination of defence witnesses is complete, who shall sum up the case?

A) The police

B) The prosecutor

C) The accused

D) The Judge

33 / 50

After framing the charge in a Sessions Court, the charge shall be:

A) Read and explained to the accused

B) Sent to the High Court

C) Kept in a sealed envelope

D) Published in a newspaper

34 / 50

Can the offence of mischief (Sections 426 and 427 of the Penal Code) be tried summarily?

A) No

B) Only by a Sessions Judge

C) Only if public property is involved

D) Yes

35 / 50

The Government may authorize a Bench of Magistrates empowered to try offences summarily to prepare records by means of:

A) A voice recorder

B) The police

C) The complainant

D) An officer (clerk) appointed in this behalf

36 / 50

Can the prosecution refer to the previous conviction in any adduced evidence BEFORE the accused is convicted of the main offence?

A) Yes

B) No

C) Only in murder cases

D) Only if the judge allows it

37 / 50

Can criminal trespass (Sec 447) and house trespass (Sec 448) be tried summarily?

A) No

B) Yes

C) Only if armed

D) Only in daylight

38 / 50

A Bench under Section 261 can summarily try Municipal Act offences punishable with imprisonment for a term NOT exceeding:

A) Three months

B) One year

C) Six months

D) One month

39 / 50

Receiving or retaining stolen property (Sec 411) is triable summarily if the value does NOT exceed:

A) No limit

B) 50,000 Taka

C) 5 lac taka

D) 1 lac taka

40 / 50

Who may confer on a Bench of Magistrates (2nd or 3rd class powers) the power to try certain offences summarily under Section 261?

A) The Government

B) The Supreme Court

C) The High Court

D) The District Magistrate

41 / 50

If a Bench differs in opinion during a summary trial, what can a dissentient member do?

A) Appeal to the High Court directly

B) Walk out of court

C) Write a separate judgment

D) Veto the decision

42 / 50

In a trial by a Magistrate (Chapter XX), if the Magistrate takes evidence and finds the accused guilty, which section dictates he must pass a sentence?

A) Section 241A

B) Section 250

C) Section 245(2)

D) Section 242

43 / 50

According to Section 265A, in every trial before a Court of Session, the prosecution shall be conducted by:

A) The investigating officer

B) A Public Prosecutor

C) A police inspector

D) The complainant's personal lawyer

44 / 50

For theft or receiving stolen property tried summarily, the record must include:

A) The value of the property in respect of which the offence was committed

B) The brand of the property

C) The color of the property

D) The weight of the property

45 / 50

In Section 250, if a person ordered to pay compensation defaults and goes to jail, does his civil liability for the false complaint disappear?

A) Only if the Magistrate allows it

B) No

C) Only if he stays in jail for 30 days

D) Yes

46 / 50

Offences relating to weights and measures (Sections 264, 265, 266 of Penal Code) can be tried summarily.

A) Only by the High Court

B) True

C) False

D) Only if there is no fine

47 / 50

Under Section 265C, if the Court considers there is NO sufficient ground for proceeding against the accused, it shall:

A) Discharge the accused and record reasons for doing so

B) Order a police inquiry

C) Fine the accused

D) Transfer the case to a Magistrate

48 / 50

According to Section 249, stopping proceedings without a judgment has the effect of an acquittal.

A) True, if the police agree

B) False

C) True

D) True, but only in Metro areas

49 / 50

If the accused puts in any written statement during his defence (Section 265-I), the Court shall:

A) Send it to the police

B) Read it to the media

C) Reject it

D) File it with the record

50 / 50

What is the accused asked after the charge is read and explained to him (Section 265D)?

A) Whether he likes the judge

B) Whether he pleads guilty of the offence charged or claims to be tried

C) Whether he has any complaints against the police

D) Whether he wants to pay a fine

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