Code of Criminal Procedure, 1898 Model Test 2 (English)

Time Allowed30 Minutes

Total Questions50 MCQs

Total Marks50 Marks

Negative Marking-0.25 Marks

Qualifying Mark50% Pass

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CrPC Model Test 2 (English)

Code of Criminal Procedure, 1898

Questions: 50
Full Marks: 50
Time: 30 Minutes

1 / 50

If a person sought to be arrested has entered a place, the person residing there must:

A) Demand a warrant from the High Court

B) Allow the police-officer free ingress and afford reasonable facilities for a search

C) Hide the person

D) Refuse entry

2 / 50

Rules for Benches of Metropolitan Magistrates are made by the Chief Metropolitan Magistrate with the previous sanction of the:

A) Supreme Court

B) High Court

C) President

D) Government

3 / 50

In the case of consecutive sentences for several offences at one trial, a person shall NOT be sentenced to imprisonment for a longer period than:

A) 10 years

B) 14 years

C) 20 years

D) 7 years

4 / 50

A police-officer may arrest without a warrant any person having in his possession without lawful excuse any implement of:

A) Farming

B) House breaking

C) Cooking

D) Carpentry

5 / 50

Chief Metropolitan Magistrates are appointed from among the persons employed in the:

A) Judicial Service

B) Metropolitan Police

C) Civil Service

D) Police Force

6 / 50

Any offence under the Penal Code may be tried by:

A) The High Court Division

B) All of the above

C) The Court of Session

D) Any other Court shown in the eighth column of the second schedule

7 / 50

Any private person may arrest any person who, in his view, commits a:

A) Bailable offence

B) Non-bailable and cognizable offence

C) Non-cognizable offence

D) Traffic violation

8 / 50

Joint Sessions Judges shall be subordinate to the:

A) High Court Division

B) District Magistrate

C) Chief Judicial Magistrate

D) Sessions Judge

9 / 50

A sentence of death passed by a Sessions Judge shall be subject to confirmation by the:

A) President

B) Supreme Judicial Council

C) Prime Minister

D) High Court Division

10 / 50

A Magistrate of the first class may be invested with power to try offences not punishable with death, transportation, or imprisonment exceeding:

A) 10 years

B) 14 years

C) 5 years

D) 7 years

11 / 50

A Magistrate of the third class may pass a sentence of imprisonment for a term not exceeding:

A) 6 months

B) 3 years

C) 2 years

D) 1 year

12 / 50

The "ordinary powers" of Judicial and Executive Magistrates are specified in the:

A) Third schedule

B) Fourth schedule

C) First schedule

D) Second schedule

13 / 50

Section 54 allows any police-officer to arrest without a warrant a person who:

A) Commits a cognizable offence in their presence

B) Has not paid their taxes

C) Has a civil debt

D) Is accused of a non-cognizable offence

14 / 50

The Government may invest the Chief Judicial Magistrate with power to try all offences NOT punishable with:

A) Transportation for life

B) Imprisonment for 10 years

C) Fine

D) Death

15 / 50

What is the maximum fine a Magistrate of the second class can impose?

A) Two lac taka

B) One lac taka

C) Three lac taka

D) Five lac taka

16 / 50

A person aware of the intention to commit an offence like murder (Sec 302) or robbery (Sec 392) must:

A) Confront the offender directly

B) Keep it secret

C) Inform the nearest Magistrate or police-officer forthwith

D) Inform only if called by the court

17 / 50

The person arrested shall not be subjected to more restraint than is:

A) Maximum possible

B) Ordered by the complainant

C) Necessary to prevent his escape

D) Physically possible

18 / 50

A Magistrate specially empowered under section 29C may pass any sentence except death, transportation, or imprisonment for a term exceeding:

A) 7 years

B) 10 years

C) 14 years

D) 5 years

19 / 50

A Joint Sessions Judge may pass any sentence authorized by law EXCEPT a sentence of death, transportation for a term exceeding 10 years, or imprisonment exceeding:

A) 7 years

B) 5 years

C) 10 years

D) 14 years

20 / 50

What is the maximum fine a Magistrate of the third class can impose?

A) Three lac taka

B) Fifty thousand taka

C) One lac taka

D) Two lac taka

21 / 50

A Magistrate of the second class may pass a sentence of imprisonment for a term not exceeding:

A) 2 years

B) 1 year

C) 5 years

D) 3 years

22 / 50

If a Magistrate tries a case with consecutive sentences, the aggregate punishment shall not exceed what amount of their ordinary competent jurisdiction?

A) Thrice the amount

B) Half the amount

C) The exact amount

D) Twice the amount

23 / 50

A Magistrate of the first class may pass a sentence of imprisonment for a term not exceeding:

A) 7 years

B) 3 years

C) 2 years

D) 5 years

24 / 50

Information about an arrest made from a place other than the accused's residence must be given to a family member or friend no later than:

A) 48 hours

B) 12 hours

C) 24 hours

D) 6 hours

25 / 50

What sentence may the High Court Division pass?

A) Maximum 14 years

B) Any sentence authorized by law

C) Life imprisonment only

D) Maximum 20 years

26 / 50

Before entering an apartment in the actual occupancy of a woman (not the person to be arrested) who does not appear in public, the police-officer must:

A) Send another woman to arrest her

B) Arrest the woman as well

C) Give notice to the woman that she is at liberty to withdraw and afford her facility to do so

D) Break the door immediately

27 / 50

The withdrawal of powers conferred on a Magistrate in consultation with the High Court Division requires consultation with:

A) The High Court Division

B) The Government

C) The District Magistrate

D) The Supreme Judicial Council

28 / 50

What is the maximum fine a Magistrate of the first class can impose?

A) Ten lac taka

B) Two lac taka

C) Three lac taka

D) Five lac taka

29 / 50

According to Section 46A, a police-officer making an arrest must:

A) Wear plain clothes

B) Confiscate all property of the accused

C) Refuse to show ID

D) Bear an accurate, visible, and clear identification of his name

30 / 50

A village-headman or village watchman is bound to communicate information to the nearest Magistrate or police station regarding:

A) A neighbor's tax evasion

B) Unregistered marriages

C) Any minor civil dispute

D) The occurrence of any sudden or unnatural death in their village

31 / 50

In making an arrest, the police-officer or other person making the same shall:

A) Shoot the person immediately

B) Announce it on a loudspeaker and leave

C) Send a notice by post

D) Actually touch or confine the body of the person to be arrested

32 / 50

Offences committed by a juvenile under the age of fifteen years (not punishable with death or transportation for life) may be tried by:

A) Only the Sessions Court

B) Chief Judicial Magistrate or Chief Metropolitan Magistrate

C) The High Court Division

D) Any 3rd class Magistrate

33 / 50

If an arrested person bears any mark of injury, they must be examined and provided first aid by a:

A) Senior police officer

B) Local pharmacist

C) Medical officer of a Government hospital or registered medical practitioner

D) The arresting officer

34 / 50

Whenever it is necessary to cause a woman to be searched, the search shall be made by:

A) A medical officer

B) The arresting officer

C) Another woman, with strict regard to decency

D) A Magistrate

35 / 50

Every police-officer arresting any person without warrant shall, at the time of making the arrest:

A) Wait 24 hours to explain the reason

B) Take them directly to prison

C) Handcuff them immediately without speaking

D) Communicate to him the reasons for which he is arrested

36 / 50

Additional powers conferrable on Magistrates are specified in the:

A) Third schedule

B) Fourth schedule

C) Second schedule

D) First schedule

37 / 50

Any offence under any law other than the Penal Code shall be tried by:

A) Always a Magistrate

B) Always the High Court

C) The Court mentioned in that specific law

D) Always the Court of Session

38 / 50

The period of imprisonment awarded in default of payment of a fine shall not exceed what fraction of the maximum competent imprisonment term?

A) One-half

B) One-third

C) One-fourth

D) One-fifth

39 / 50

A person arrested has the right to consult a lawyer of his choice preferably within:

A) 3 days

B) 6 hours

C) 12 hours

D) 24 hours

40 / 50

The memorandum of arrest must be attested by at least:

A) One witness (a family member or respectable inhabitant)

B) Two police officers

C) Three local politicians

D) A Magistrate

41 / 50

A police-officer shall not detain a person arrested without a warrant for a longer period than:

A) 12 hours

B) 72 hours

C) 24 hours (exclusive of the time necessary for the journey to the Magistrate's Court)

D) 48 hours

42 / 50

Can a police officer arrest a proclaimed offender without a warrant?

A) Yes

B) Only during the day

C) No

D) Only with a Magistrate's permission

43 / 50

Under Section 35A, the total period the accused may have been in custody prior to conviction shall be:

A) Converted into a fine

B) Deducted from the sentence of imprisonment

C) Added to the fine

D) Ignored

44 / 50

Can a police-officer cause the death of a person resisting arrest?

A) Yes, in all cases

B) Only if the person is accused of an offence punishable with death or transportation for life

C) No, never

D) Only if the police-officer is injured

45 / 50

Who may appoint Justices of the Peace for the mafassal?

A) The Government

B) The District Magistrate

C) The Chief Justice

D) The Police Commissioner

46 / 50

Every person is bound to assist a Magistrate or police-officer reasonably demanding aid in:

A) All of the above

B) Taking or preventing the escape of a person authorized to be arrested

C) The prevention of injury to public property

D) The prevention of a breach of the peace

47 / 50

Which of the following are ex-officio Justices of the Peace for the whole of Bangladesh?

A) District Magistrates

B) Members of Parliament

C) Judges of the Supreme Court

D) Superintendents of Police

48 / 50

Offensive weapons taken from an arrested person shall be delivered to:

A) The Court or officer before which/whom the person is produced

B) Sold in auction immediately

C) The arresting officer's home

D) The local UP Chairman

49 / 50

If ingress to a house cannot be obtained, a police-officer may:

A) Wait outside indefinitely

B) Set the house on fire

C) Abandon the arrest

D) Break open any outer or inner door or window to effect an entrance

50 / 50

Information regarding arrested persons must be prominently displayed (preferably in digital form) at every police station by an officer not below the rank of:

A) Constable

B) Superintendent

C) Inspector

D) Assistant Sub-Inspector of Police

The average score is 0%

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