Code of Criminal Procedure, 1898 Model Test 27 (English)

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CrPC Model Test 27 (English)

Code of Criminal Procedure, 1898

Questions: 50
Full Marks: 50
Time: 30 Minutes

1 / 50

Under Section 491, a person improperly detained may be:

A) Fined

B) Sent to a different jail

C) Interrogated

D) Set at liberty

2 / 50

Who is the EXCEPTION to the rule in Section 487 (can try offence before themselves)?

A) A Chief Judicial Magistrate

B) A Sessions Judge

C) A Judge of the Supreme Court

D) A District Magistrate

3 / 50

An order for the detention of an accused in a lunatic asylum must be made under which Act?

A) The Medical Council Act

B) The Lunacy Act, 1912

C) The Penal Code, 1860

D) The Evidence Act, 1872

4 / 50

A person acquitted on grounds of lunacy must still have a finding on whether he:

A) Was provoked

B) Committed the act or not

C) Bought a weapon

D) Had an accomplice

5 / 50

If a subordinate Court fails to make a complaint, who can exercise that power?

A) The Police

B) The Government

C) The accused

D) The Court to which it is subordinate

6 / 50

Which Court has the power to issue directions of the nature of Habeas Corpus (Sec 491)?

A) Any Magistrate Court

B) The High Court Division

C) The District Magistrate

D) The Court of Session

7 / 50

If a released lunatic is later considered CAPABLE of making his defense, what happens?

A) He is fined

B) He is discharged

C) He is granted a pardon

D) The inquiry or trial shall proceed

8 / 50

If the fine under Section 480 is not paid, what is the default punishment?

A) 100 lashes

B) Simple imprisonment up to one month

C) Solitary confinement

D) Rigorous imprisonment for 6 months

9 / 50

When a person is acquitted on the ground of lunacy (Section 470), the finding shall state:

A) His exact mental disorder

B) The cost of the trial

C) Whether he committed the act or not

D) The name of the doctor

10 / 50

If a Public Prosecutor withdraws BEFORE a charge is framed, the accused is:

A) Acquitted

B) Discharged

C) Remanded

D) Fined

11 / 50

If in an asylum, whose certificate is required to state the lunatic is capable of defense?

A) A single nurse

B) The patient's family

C) The visitors of such asylum or any two of them

D) The Inspector General of Police

12 / 50

If the Magistrate or Court is satisfied that the accused is of unsound mind, what is the next step?

A) Acquit the accused

B) Transfer the case to a civil court

C) Postpone further proceedings in the case

D) Execute the sentence

13 / 50

In the absence of a Public Prosecutor, who may appoint one for a specific case?

A) The Sessions Judge

B) The High Court

C) The investigating officer

D) The District Magistrate

14 / 50

Under Section 494, a Public Prosecutor may withdraw from prosecution with the consent of:

A) Accused

B) Police

C) Government

D) Court

15 / 50

Under Section 471, if acquitted on ground of lunacy but he COMMITTED the act, the Court shall:

A) Sent to a regular prison

B) Fined

C) Released immediately

D) Detained in safe custody

16 / 50

Can a person appeal against a Court's refusal to make a complaint under Section 476?

A) Yes, but only to the Supreme Court

B) Yes, to the Court to which it is subordinate

C) Only if the police allow it

D) No

17 / 50

If a witness refuses to answer, the Court may commit him to custody for up to (Sec 485):

A) 30 days

B) 7 days

C) 3 days

D) 15 days

18 / 50

When an inquiry/trial is postponed due to lunacy, when can the Court resume it (Section 467)?

A) After exactly one year

B) Only when the Government orders

C) Never

D) At any time

19 / 50

Under Section 480, for intentional insult in presence of Court, the Court may fine up to:

A) 1000 Taka

B) 500 Taka

C) 2000 Taka

D) 200 Taka

20 / 50

Can the Government deem a Registrar or Sub-Registrar to be a Civil Court for contempt?

A) Only if they have a law degree

B) No

C) Only in Dhaka

D) Yes (Section 483)

21 / 50

A police officer shall NOT conduct prosecution if he (Section 495(4)):

A) Testified as a witness

B) Arrested the accused

C) Took part in the investigation of that case

D) Written the FIR

22 / 50

A Commission to inquire into a lunatic's mind under Section 474 consists of:

A) A magistrate and a lawyer

B) Three doctors

C) A judicial and two medical officers

D) Three police officers

23 / 50

Under Section 495, who is entitled to conduct prosecution WITHOUT Magistrate permission?

A) Attorney-General or Public Prosecutor

B) A law student

C) Any lawyer

D) The victim

24 / 50

Who has the power to appoint Public Prosecutors (Section 492)?

A) The District Magistrate

B) The Government

C) The High Court Division

D) The Police Commissioner

25 / 50

What is the role of the Inspector General of Prisons for lunatic prisoners?

A) To prosecute them

B) To certify if they are capable of defense or fit for release

C) To execute them

D) To grant them bail

26 / 50

For making a complaint under Section 476(1), a Metropolitan Magistrate is deemed:

A) A Civil Court

B) An Executive Magistrate

C) A Magistrate of the first class

D) A Sessions Judge

27 / 50

Can a person sentenced under Section 480, 485, or 485A appeal the conviction?

A) Only to the President

B) Yes, to the Court to which orders are ordinarily appealable

C) No

D) Only if the fine is paid

28 / 50

Under Section 464, what must a Magistrate do if he has reason to believe the accused is of unsound mind?

A) Send the accused to a regular jail

B) Convict the accused

C) Dismiss the case immediately

D) Inquire into the fact and cause medical examination

29 / 50

Whose certificate is evidence that a lunatic in jail is now capable of making his defense?

A) The Inspector General of Prisons

B) The District Magistrate

C) The Chief Judicial Magistrate

D) The Jailor

30 / 50

A Magistrate receiving a complaint from a Court under Section 476 treats it as a:

A) Police report

B) Private complaint

C) Civil petition

D) Suo moto basis

31 / 50

Under Section 474, who may order the release or transfer of a fit lunatic?

A) The Civil Surgeon

B) The Inspector General of Prisons

C) The High Court

D) The Government

32 / 50

If a private person instructs a pleader in a case charged by the Public Prosecutor:

A) They take turns

B) The private pleader conducts it

C) The PP conducts it, and pleader acts under his directions

D) The judge decides

33 / 50

If the Court finds the accused was insane at the TIME the act was committed, the Court shall:

A) Send him to a doctor

B) Arrest his guardian

C) Halt the trial

D) Proceed with the case

34 / 50

If the Court thinks a contempt case deserves a fine EXCEEDING 200 Taka, it must:

A) Dismiss the case

B) Inflict it anyway

C) Ask the High Court

D) Forward the case to a Magistrate

35 / 50

Under Section 475, a lunatic may be delivered to a relative upon giving security to:

A) A police clearance

B) Payment of a fee

C) The satisfaction of the Government

D) A court order

36 / 50

Under Section 484, if a contempt offender submits a satisfactory apology, the Court may:

A) Double the fine

B) Nothing

C) Suspend the lawyer

D) Discharge the offender

37 / 50

If the High Court Division makes a complaint under Section 476, who signs it?

A) All the judges

B) The Chief Justice

C) The Attorney General

D) Such officer as the Court may appoint

38 / 50

A certificate that a lunatic produced by security providers is now capable of defense is:

A) Sent to the medical board

B) Ignored

C) Receivable in evidence

D) Sent to the police

39 / 50

A Court complaint about a forged document under Sec 476 is forwarded to:

A) The High Court

B) A 1st class Magistrate

C) The Police Inspector

D) The Public Prosecutor

40 / 50

If bail is not taken for a lunatic accused, the Magistrate/Court shall report the action to:

A) The Government

B) The High Court

C) The Inspector General of Prisons

D) The District Magistrate

41 / 50

Does Habeas Corpus (Sec 491) apply to persons under preventive detention?

A) Only if the President approves

B) Yes, fully

C) Only if they are political prisoners

D) No (Section 491(3))

42 / 50

If a summoned witness neglects to attend, the Court may try summarily and fine up to:

A) 250 Taka

B) 100 Taka

C) 500 Taka

D) 200 Taka

43 / 50

Who must sign the complaint made by a Court under Section 476(1)?

A) The Public Prosecutor

B) The presiding officer

C) The Police Inspector

D) The Head Clerk

44 / 50

Under Section 466, if a lunatic is released on security, what is a primary condition?

A) That he shall be properly taken care of and prevented from doing injury

B) That he pays a fine

C) That he leaves the country

D) That he confesses

45 / 50

Under Section 476, a Court inquiring into offences in Sec 195(1)(b) may:

A) Ask the police to file an FIR

B) Ignore it

C) Make a complaint in writing to a 1st class Magistrate

D) Convict the person immediately

46 / 50

Generally, can a Judge try a person for an offence referred in Sec 195 committed BEFORE HIM?

A) Yes, always

B) No, except as provided in Sec 480, 485

C) Yes, if he feels like it

D) Only if the accused agrees

47 / 50

When an accused is found of unsound mind, the primary concern is whether he is:

A) A danger to society

B) Guilty or innocent

C) Incapable of making his defense

D) Faking the illness

48 / 50

If a Public Prosecutor withdraws AFTER a charge is framed, the accused is:

A) Discharged

B) Put on probation

C) Acquitted

D) Sent to civil court

49 / 50

Under Section 465(2), the trial of the fact of the unsoundness of mind shall be deemed to be:

A) An administrative inquiry

B) Part of his trial before the Court

C) A medical board hearing

D) A separate civil suit

50 / 50

If a lunatic with a relative is later certified capable, the Magistrate shall:

A) Acquit the accused

B) Cancel the security

C) Call upon the relative to produce him for trial

D) Do nothing

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