Code of Criminal Procedure, 1898 Model Test 28 (English)

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CrPC Model Test 28 (English)

Code of Criminal Procedure, 1898

Questions: 50
Full Marks: 50
Time: 30 Minutes

1 / 50

If an accused is found lunatic at trial (Sec 465), what is the immediate status?

A) Acquitted

B) Postponed

C) Dismissed

D) Transferred

2 / 50

Under Section 496, what alternative can the officer or Court choose instead of taking bail?

A) Make him pay a bribe

B) Discharge him on his executing a bond without sureties

C) Fine him immediately

D) Send him to jail

3 / 50

Under Section 496, when a person accused of a BAILABLE offence is arrested, the granting of bail is:

A) Discretionary for the Court

B) Only if the police recommend it

C) A matter of right (shall be released on bail)

D) Only possible in the High Court

4 / 50

According to Section 498, the amount of every bond executed shall NOT be:

A) Disclosed to the public

B) Paid in cash

C) Less than 50,000 Taka

D) Excessive

5 / 50

Can a witness who disobeys a summons be tried summarily?

A) No

B) Yes, under Section 485A

C) Only by High Court

D) Only if murder

6 / 50

Does the High Court's Habeas Corpus power apply outside its criminal jurisdiction?

A) Yes, globally

B) No (within appellate criminal jurisdiction)

C) Only if SC orders

D) Only if a foreigner

7 / 50

Who is PROHIBITED from conducting prosecution even with permission (Sec 495)?

A) The victim

B) A relative

C) A law professor

D) Police officer below prescribed rank

8 / 50

If a Court or officer releases a person on bail under Section 497, what MUST be recorded?

A) A statement from the victim

B) A public apology

C) A police diary entry only

D) Reasons in writing for doing so

9 / 50

Under Section 497(1), a person SHALL NOT be released if guilty of an offence punishable with:

A) Fine exceeding 1 lakh Taka

B) Death or transportation for life

C) Simple imprisonment

D) Imprisonment for 10 years

10 / 50

Who can withdraw from prosecution under Section 494?

A) Investigating Officer

B) Any Public Prosecutor (with Court consent)

C) The victim

D) Court Clerk

11 / 50

If a PP withdraws a case AFTER a charge is framed, the resulting acquittal means:

A) Accused is sent to civil court

B) Accused can be tried again

C) Accused must pay a fine

D) Accused cannot be tried again (Autrefois acquit)

12 / 50

Who frames rules to regulate procedure in Habeas Corpus cases?

A) The Parliament

B) The Bar Council

C) The Government

D) The Supreme Court

13 / 50

Section 480 provides a summary procedure for contempt committed:

A) Outside the court

B) By the media

C) In the view or presence of the Court

D) By the police

14 / 50

Section 476B appeal: what can the superior Court do?

A) Direct withdrawal or itself make the complaint

B) Arrest the lower judge

C) Try the original case

D) Dismiss original suit

15 / 50

Under Section 502, who can apply to a Magistrate to discharge a bail bond?

A) All or any sureties

B) The police

C) Only the accused

D) The victim

16 / 50

If a person commits contempt under Sec 228 PC before a Magistrate, how is he punished?

A) Uses summary procedure under Sec 480

B) Always sent to Sessions

C) Police file FIR

D) Cannot be punished

17 / 50

What condition is required for a PP to withdraw from a prosecution (Sec 494)?

A) Consent of Police

B) Consent of Victim

C) Consent of Accused

D) Consent of Court

18 / 50

Under Section 501, if insufficient sureties are accepted through mistake or fraud, the Court may:

A) Acquit the accused

B) Issue a warrant and order sufficient sureties

C) Double the bail amount

D) Ignore it

19 / 50

Under Section 505, parties to the proceeding may forward to the executing Magistrate:

A) Interrogatories in writing relevant to the issue

B) A plea bargain

C) New evidence

D) Bribes

20 / 50

Does the Attorney-General need Magistrate permission to conduct prosecution (Sec 495)?

A) Yes

B) Only if police object

C) No (entitled without permission)

D) Only if private

21 / 50

A person fined 200 Taka for contempt apologizes immediately. The Court may:

A) Remit the punishment (Sec 484)

B) Ignore it

C) Execute sentence

D) Increase the fine

22 / 50

The primary purpose of a writ of Habeas Corpus (Section 491) is to:

A) Execute a death sentence

B) Transfer property

C) Ensure a person improperly detained is set at liberty

D) Arrest a criminal

23 / 50

If a person is fined under Section 480, when must the Court sentence him?

A) At the next hearing

B) Within 30 days

C) Before the rising of the Court on the same day

D) After a full investigation

24 / 50

To whom is a commission issued for a witness residing within Bangladesh (Section 503(1))?

A) Local UP Chairman

B) District Magistrate, CMM, or CJM of that area

C) A private lawyer

D) Local Police Inspector

25 / 50

What happens if a person is acquitted for lunacy, but it's found he did NOT commit the act?

A) Set free entirely

B) Handed to police

C) Sent to regular prison

D) Detained in asylum

26 / 50

If a police officer investigated a case, can he conduct the prosecution of it?

A) Yes, he knows the facts

B) Only if an Inspector

C) Only if no lawyer

D) No (Section 495(4))

27 / 50

A person under preventive detention files a Habeas Corpus petition under CrPC. Is it valid?

A) Yes

B) Only if over a year

C) Only if politicians

D) No (Section 491(3))

28 / 50

Under Section 506, if a Subordinate Magistrate thinks a commission is necessary, he must:

A) Ask the High Court

B) Apply to the CJM or CMM to whom he is subordinate

C) Ask the Police

D) Issue it himself

29 / 50

Under Section 491, the High Court may direct a prisoner be brought to be a:

A) Prosecutor

B) Witness

C) Judge

D) Defendant

30 / 50

If a witness is within a Metropolitan Area, the commission may be directed to (Section 504):

A) The Mayor

B) Any Metropolitan Magistrate

C) A Sessions Judge

D) The Police Commissioner

31 / 50

Under Section 499(3), how can a bail bond be submitted to the Court?

A) Through an permitted online system

B) Through his pleader

C) All of the above

D) By the accused in person

32 / 50

Under Section 476, can a Court send an accused in custody to a 1st class Magistrate?

A) Only if he runs

B) No, must grant bail

C) Yes, even for bailable

D) Yes, if offence is non-bailable

33 / 50

A witness refusing to produce a document may be dealt with as contempt if in:

A) Section 302 PC

B) He must be released

C) A civil lawsuit

D) Section 480 or 482 CrPC

34 / 50

Under Section 503, a commission for witness examination is issued when attendance causes:

A) Police interference

B) Unreasonable delay, expense, or inconvenience

C) Media attention

D) Legal paperwork

35 / 50

After a commission is executed and returned, the deposition shall form part of the:

A) Record

B) Local newspaper

C) Judgment only

D) Police diary

36 / 50

Before a person is released on bail, a bond must be executed by such person and:

A) One or more sufficient sureties

B) The victim

C) His lawyer

D) The police officer

37 / 50

Under Sec 497(1), the Court MAY direct release on bail in capital cases if the person is:

A) A foreign national

B) A first-time offender

C) A public servant

D) Under 16 years, a woman, or sick/infirm

38 / 50

Under Section 492, the DM's power to appoint a PP is exercised:

A) In every case

B) In the absence of a PP

C) Only with HC permission

D) Only in civil

39 / 50

An appeal from a contempt conviction by a Court of Small Causes lies to:

A) The Court of Session

B) The High Court

C) The District Magistrate

D) The Supreme Court

40 / 50

Under Section 497(5), who can cause a person released on bail to be arrested and committed to custody?

A) Only the Police

B) District Magistrate only

C) High Court, Court of Session, or the releasing Court

D) Supreme Court only

41 / 50

If at any stage there are NO reasonable grounds to believe the accused committed a non-bailable offence:

A) Shall be acquitted

B) Shall be released on bail or bond pending inquiry

C) Shall be fined

D) Shall be kept in jail

42 / 50

Which section applies to an accused who is deaf and dumb but not insane?

A) Section 341

B) Section 144

C) Section 464

D) Section 491

43 / 50

Under Section 498(2), a Court may impose reasonable conditions while releasing on bail to:

A) Delay the trial

B) Prevent abscondence or ensure good behaviour

C) Punish the accused

D) Extort money

44 / 50

A Public Prosecutor appointed under Section 492 represents:

A) The State

B) The accused

C) The complainant exclusively

D) The Judge

45 / 50

A witness jailed for 7 days for refusing to answer consents after 2 days. He is:

A) Charged with perjury

B) Examined and rest of jail waived

C) Still jailed for 5 days

D) Fined instead

46 / 50

In contempt under Sec 228 PC, the record must show the stage of proceeding and:

A) The volume of the insult

B) The nature of the interruption or insult

C) The weather outside

D) Names of all people present

47 / 50

Which Courts have special power under Section 498 to direct admission to bail in ANY case?

A) Any Magistrate of the 1st Class

B) The High Court Division or Court of Session

C) The Chief Judicial Magistrate

D) The Police Commissioner

48 / 50

Can a Public Prosecutor appear in Court without a written authority (vakalatnama)?

A) Only in the High Court

B) Yes (Section 493)

C) Only if the judge allows it

D) No

49 / 50

Under Section 474, the Government commission for lunatic transfer consists of:

A) 2 judicial, 1 medical

B) 1 judicial, 2 medical

C) 3 medical

D) 1 judicial, 1 medical

50 / 50

An appeal against a complaint made by a Civil Court lies to the Court to which it is:

A) Subordinate

B) Adjacent

C) Equal in rank

D) None of the above

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