Code of Criminal Procedure, 1898 Model Test 26 (English)

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CrPC Model Test 26 (English)

Code of Criminal Procedure, 1898

Questions: 50
Full Marks: 50
Time: 30 Minutes

1 / 50

According to Section 404, what is the basic principle regarding appeals in criminal cases?

A) No appeal shall lie except as provided by the CrPC or any other law

B) Appeals are only allowed for sentences over 1 year

C) Appeals are only allowed if the High Court permits

D) Appeals are an inherent right in all cases

2 / 50

An appeal against an order requiring security for good behaviour (Section 118) lies to the (Section 406):

A) District Magistrate

B) High Court Division

C) Court of Session

D) Chief Judicial Magistrate

3 / 50

If a person is imprisoned for defaulting on the payment of compensation under Section 250, what type of imprisonment do they suffer?

A) Solitary confinement

B) Rigorous imprisonment

C) Simple imprisonment

D) House arrest

4 / 50

Under Section 247, if a complainant does not appear on the appointed day, the general rule is to acquit the accused. What is the exception?

A) If the Magistrate thinks proper to adjourn the hearing to some other day

B) If the complainant is sick

C) If the accused is a repeat offender

D) If the offence is non-bailable

5 / 50

A Sessions Judge calls for the record of a 1st class Magistrate under Section 435 to check the legality of a sentence. Finding it illegal, he reduces the sentence. He is exercising the power of:

A) Revision (under Section 439A)

B) Reference

C) Original Jurisdiction

D) Appeal

6 / 50

Under Section 440, does any party have an absolute RIGHT to be heard (personally or by pleader) before any Court when exercising its powers of revision?

A) Only the prosecution has the right

B) Yes, it is a fundamental right

C) No party has any right to be heard (though the Court may choose to hear them)

D) Only the accused has the right

7 / 50

According to Section 412, if an accused pleads guilty and is convicted by a 1st Class Magistrate, can they appeal the conviction on facts?

A) Yes

B) Only with permission from the Sessions Judge

C) Only if they change their mind within 7 days

D) No, there shall be no appeal except as to the extent or legality of the sentence

8 / 50

Under Section 417(2), a complainant can appeal an acquittal in a complaint case if the order involves:

A) Any reason whatsoever

B) A disagreement on facts

C) A minor procedural flaw

D) An error of law occasioning failure of justice

9 / 50

Under Section 417A, who can direct the Public Prosecutor to appeal to the High Court Division against the INADEQUACY of a sentence?

A) The Government

B) The Investigating Officer

C) The Victim

D) The District Magistrate

10 / 50

In a Sessions trial, under Section 265C, if the Court considers there is no sufficient ground for proceeding, it discharges the accused. When does this happen?

A) After all witnesses are examined

B) After the accused pleads guilty

C) During the final arguments

D) Before framing the charge

11 / 50

Under Section 249, when a 1st class Magistrate stops proceedings without pronouncing judgment, can the accused be tried again for the same offence?

A) Only if the High Court orders it

B) No, it acts as a permanent acquittal

C) Yes, because stopping proceedings under Sec 249 is not an acquittal

D) Only in a civil court

12 / 50

Under Section 244(3), before summoning a witness on the application of the complainant or accused, the Magistrate may require:

A) A written affidavit from the witness

B) Reasonable expenses incurred in attending to be deposited in Court

C) The witness's travel itinerary

D) Police protection for the witness

13 / 50

Once a Court has signed its judgment, Section 369 strictly prohibits altering or reviewing it, EXCEPT to:

A) Increase the sentence

B) Correct a clerical error

C) Reduce the sentence

D) Add a new charge

14 / 50

If a judgment is an acquittal (Section 367(4)), what specific direction must it contain?

A) That the accused leave the district

B) That the accused pay court costs

C) That the accused be set at liberty

D) That the police apologize

15 / 50

When a case is revised by the High Court Division, it shall certify its decision or order to the lower Court, and the lower Court shall (Section 442):

A) Ignore it if they disagree

B) Appeal to the Supreme Court

C) Make orders conformable to the decision so certified and amend the record if necessary

D) Hold a public voting

16 / 50

If a warrant for the levy of a fine is issued to the Collector (DC) under Section 386(1)(b), the Collector executes it against:

A) Only business assets

B) Movable property only

C) Immovable property only

D) Movable or immovable property, or both

17 / 50

Under Section 426(1), pending an appeal by a convicted person, what can the Appellate Court do?

A) Increase the sentence immediately

B) Send him to a different prison

C) Order that the execution of the sentence be suspended and release him on bail

D) Confiscate his property

18 / 50

Under Section 374, a death sentence passed by a Court of Session MUST be submitted to which authority for confirmation?

A) The Supreme Court Appellate Division

B) The High Court Division

C) The Ministry of Home Affairs

D) The President

19 / 50

If an Appellate Court is hearing an appeal against an acquittal (Section 423(1)(a)), it can:

A) Find him guilty and pass sentence on him

B) Order the accused to be retried

C) All of the above

D) Reverse the order and direct further inquiry

20 / 50

When the High Court Division confirms a death sentence (Section 376), it cannot make the order of confirmation until:

A) The period allowed for preferring an appeal has expired, or the appeal is disposed of

B) The accused confesses

C) Six months have elapsed

D) The President signs it

21 / 50

Under Section 386(1)(a), a warrant for the levy of a fine allows for the attachment and sale of:

A) Only immovable property

B) Bank accounts only

C) Any movable property belonging to the offender

D) The property of the offender's parents

22 / 50

What is the limitation period for a complainant to appeal an order of acquittal under Section 417(3)?

A) 30 days

B) 60 days

C) 90 days

D) 180 days

23 / 50

In a summary trial where NO appeal lies, what is the Magistrate exempted from doing (Section 263)?

A) Recording the plea of the accused

B) Recording the date of the offence

C) Recording the evidence of the witnesses or framing a formal charge

D) Writing a brief statement of reasons for conviction

24 / 50

If a woman sentenced to death is found to be pregnant, the High Court Division SHALL (Section 382):

A) Order the execution of the sentence to be postponed

B) Commute the sentence immediately

C) Send her to a hospital permanently

D) Acquit her

25 / 50

According to Section 353, evidence must be taken in the presence of the accused. If his personal attendance is dispensed with, in whose presence must it be taken?

A) His pleader

B) A police officer

C) A court clerk

D) His spouse

26 / 50

According to Section 442A(2), a Court having power of revision shall dispose of a proceeding in revision within how many days from the date of service of notice upon the parties?

A) 180 days

B) 60 days

C) 30 days

D) 90 days

27 / 50

According to Section 364(1), when a Magistrate examines the accused, the record shall be shown or read to him, and he shall be at liberty to:

A) Demand a new judge

B) Remain silent permanently

C) Explain or add to his answers

D) Destroy the record

28 / 50

Which of the following offences CANNOT be tried summarily under Section 260?

A) Criminal intimidation under Sec 506

B) Mischief under Sec 426

C) Robbery under Sec 392

D) Theft where value is 4 lac taka

29 / 50

If an application for revision is made by a person before the Sessions Judge under Section 439A, what is the status of the Sessions Judge's decision regarding that person?

A) It requires Supreme Court confirmation

B) It can be appealed to the High Court Division

C) It is preliminary

D) It shall be final

30 / 50

According to Section 439A(1), who else may exercise all or any of the revisional powers which may be exercised by the High Court Division under Section 439?

A) The Chief Judicial Magistrate

B) The Police Commissioner

C) The Sessions Judge

D) The District Magistrate

31 / 50

When determining the time limit (90 days) for disposal of an appeal or revision under Section 442A, which days are counted?

A) Only court hearing dates

B) Only weekdays

C) Only the working days

D) All calendar days

32 / 50

In a Sessions trial, when the accused is called upon to enter on his defence (Section 265-I), what can he put in which the Court must file with the record?

A) A bribe

B) A written statement

C) A police diary

D) A character certificate from the Mayor

33 / 50

If a person is convicted by a Magistrate of the 3rd class, where does the appeal lie (Section 407)?

A) Chief Judicial Magistrate

B) District Magistrate

C) High Court Division

D) Court of Session

34 / 50

Section 250 allows a Magistrate to award compensation for false and frivolous/vexatious accusations. If the Magistrate is of the 3rd class, the maximum compensation is:

A) 25,000 Taka

B) 5,000 Taka

C) 10,000 Taka

D) 20,000 Taka

35 / 50

Under Section 371(3), if a Sessions Judge sentences a person to death, what must the Judge inform the accused about?

A) The name of the President

B) The execution method

C) The location of the High Court

D) The period within which his appeal should be preferred

36 / 50

Under Section 265K, the Court gives a judgment of acquittal or conviction after hearing:

A) The jury's verdict

B) Arguments and points of law (if any)

C) The media's opinion

D) Only the prosecution

37 / 50

In a trial by a Magistrate, if the accused is convicted on his own admission of truth of accusation (Section 243), what must the Magistrate ensure before convicting?

A) That the accused shows no sufficient cause why he should not be convicted

B) That the accused pays a fine immediately

C) That the police confirm the admission

D) That the complainant agrees

38 / 50

What is the maximum sentence of imprisonment that can be passed in a summary trial (Section 262(2))?

A) 1 year

B) 2 years

C) 3 years

D) 6 months

39 / 50

If a Joint Sessions Judge passes a sentence of imprisonment for 6 years, where does the appeal lie (Proviso to Section 408)?

A) High Court Division

B) Court of Session

C) Appellate Division

D) Chief Judicial Magistrate

40 / 50

According to Section 442A(1), an Appellate Court shall dispose of an appeal filed before it within how many days from the date of service of notice upon respondents?

A) 90 days

B) 30 days

C) 120 days

D) 60 days

41 / 50

Under Section 439A(2), if an application for revision is made to the Sessions Judge, what is the status of the Sessions Judge's decision regarding that person?

A) It must be confirmed by the High Court

B) It is only advisory

C) It can be appealed again to the Sessions Court

D) It shall be final

42 / 50

Section 361 requires that if evidence is given in a language not understood by the accused, it must be interpreted to him. Where must this interpretation happen?

A) At the police station

B) In open Court

C) In the jail cell

D) In the judge's chamber

43 / 50

Under Section 439(5), if an appeal lies under the Code but no appeal is brought, can proceedings by way of revision be entertained at the instance of the party who could have appealed?

A) No

B) Only after 5 years

C) Only if the High Court allows it

D) Yes

44 / 50

In a Sessions trial, if the accused refuses to plead or claims to be tried (Section 265F), the Court shall:

A) Acquit him

B) Convict him immediately

C) Transfer the case to a Magistrate

D) Fix a date for the examination of witnesses

45 / 50

Section 413 states there is no appeal in petty cases. A sentence of fine NOT exceeding what amount passed by a 1st Class Magistrate is non-appealable?

A) 2,000 Taka

B) 5,000 Taka

C) 1,000 Taka

D) 10,000 Taka

46 / 50

A judgment under Section 367 must specify the offence, the section of the law, and:

A) The victim's address

B) The exact cost of the trial

C) The name of the arresting officer

D) The punishment to which he is sentenced

47 / 50

Under Section 241A, when a Magistrate considers the charge to be groundless and discharges the accused, what MUST he record?

A) The complainant's apology

B) The entire case diary

C) A summary of the police report

D) His reasons for so doing

48 / 50

Under Section 435, the High Court Division or Sessions Judge can call for the records of inferior courts to satisfy themselves as to the:

A) Correctness, legality, or propriety of any finding, sentence, or order

B) Financial status of the accused

C) Speed of the trial

D) Media coverage of the case

49 / 50

A complainant wants to appeal an acquittal order passed by a Magistrate in a case instituted upon a police report. Under Section 417, can the complainant present this appeal directly?

A) Yes, if he pays a fee

B) Yes, as a matter of right

C) Only if the Magistrate approves

D) No, only the Government can direct the Public Prosecutor to present an appeal against an acquittal

50 / 50

In a trial before a Court of Session, who opens the case for the prosecution (Section 265B)?

A) The Complainant

B) The District Magistrate

C) The Public Prosecutor

D) The Investigating Officer

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