Code of Criminal Procedure, 1898 Model Test 4 (English)

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CrPC Model Test 4 (English)

Code of Criminal Procedure, 1898

Questions: 50
Full Marks: 50
Time: 30 Minutes

1 / 50

If a person is arrested from a place other than his residence, the police must notify a nominated relative or friend within:

A) 12 hours

B) 24 hours

C) 48 hours

D) 6 hours

2 / 50

A police officer making an arrest without warrant shall take or send the person without unnecessary delay to:

A) The nearest jail

B) The High Court

C) A hospital

D) A Magistrate having jurisdiction or the officer in charge of a police-station

3 / 50

If a police officer is refused entry to a house to make an arrest, he may:

A) Wait until the person comes out

B) Break open any outer or inner door or window after demanding admittance

C) Shoot through the door

D) Use explosives

4 / 50

The amount of restraint put on an arrested person should be:

A) Maximum to teach a lesson

B) Completely minimal, allowing them to walk freely

C) No more than is necessary to prevent escape

D) Determined by the public

5 / 50

Every village-headman or owner of land must report the permanent or temporary residence of any notorious receiver of:

A) Gifts

B) Stolen property

C) Guests

D) Foreign currency

6 / 50

If a warrant is directed to a private person, can another private person aid in its execution?

A) No, private persons cannot execute warrants

B) No, only police can aid

C) Yes, even if the person is miles away

D) Yes, if the person to whom the warrant is directed is near at hand

7 / 50

If an officer with conferred powers is transferred to an equal or higher office in the same local area, does he retain those powers?

A) Yes, unless the Government directs otherwise

B) Only if the District Magistrate approves

C) No, he must reapply

D) Only for 30 days

8 / 50

Can an arrested person who requires hospital admission be produced before a Magistrate via electronic video linkage?

A) Only for bailable offences

B) No, physical production is strictly mandatory

C) Yes, subject to the Magistrate's satisfaction

D) Only in Dhaka

9 / 50

Does a police officer have the power to arrest without warrant someone found possessing implements of house breaking without lawful excuse?

A) Yes

B) No

C) Only with a Magistrate's order

D) Only at night

10 / 50

Who is bound to furnish information relating to an arrest to a relative or friend on demand?

A) The arresting officer only

B) The Public Prosecutor

C) The officer responsible for maintaining the register or general diary

D) The Magistrate

11 / 50

If the total period of custody prior to conviction is longer than the sentence of imprisonment awarded, what happens to the fine (if any)?

A) It must be paid immediately

B) It stands remitted (canceled)

C) It is converted to more jail time

D) It is doubled

12 / 50

If a person obstructs a police officer while in the execution of his duty, can he be arrested without a warrant?

A) No

B) Only if he uses a weapon

C) Yes

D) Only if he injures the officer

13 / 50

A memorandum of arrest must be prepared and attested by:

A) At least one witness (family member or respectable local inhabitant)

B) Three police officers

C) A Magistrate

D) The complainant

14 / 50

Once the true name and residence of a person arrested under Section 57 are ascertained, he shall be:

A) Sent to prison

B) Handed over to the military

C) Released on executing a bond

D) Beaten

15 / 50

An officer in charge of a police-station may arrest vagabonds or persons who have no ostensible means of:

A) Subsistence

B) Entertainment

C) Communication

D) Transportation

16 / 50

Under Section 54, a police officer may arrest without a warrant any person who:

A) Has been proclaimed as an offender

B) Disagrees with the police

C) Is involved in a civil dispute

D) Commits a non-cognizable offence in their presence

17 / 50

Where are the "additional powers" conferrable on Magistrates specified?

A) Fourth Schedule

B) Third Schedule

C) Second Schedule

D) First Schedule

18 / 50

Can a police officer break open a door to liberate HIMSELF if he is detained inside after lawfully entering to make an arrest?

A) No, he must wait for backup

B) Only if he is injured

C) Only if he has a warrant

D) Yes

19 / 50

During an arrest, the police officer must bear an identification that is:

A) Written in English only

B) Issued by the High Court

C) Hidden

D) Accurate, visible, and clear

20 / 50

Can a police officer use Section 54 to arrest a person for the purpose of preventive detention under any law?

A) Only during elections

B) Yes

C) No

D) Only with SP's approval

21 / 50

If a subordinate police officer is deputed to make an arrest without a warrant, he must be given:

A) A verbal order only

B) An order in writing specifying the person and offence

C) A blank check

D) Extra weapons

22 / 50

When searching an arrested person, what is NOT placed in safe custody by the police?

A) Jewelry

B) Necessary wearing-apparel (clothes)

C) Mobile phones

D) Cash

23 / 50

Any offensive weapons found on an arrested person shall be:

A) Delivered to the Court or officer before whom the person is produced

B) Given back to the person's family

C) Kept by the arresting officer

D) Destroyed immediately

24 / 50

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

A) Remain silent

B) Interrogate him on the spot

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

D) Blindfold the person

25 / 50

Whose duty is it to take reasonable care of the health and safety of an arrested person?

A) The person having custody of the arrested person

B) The doctor

C) The arrested person's family

D) The court

26 / 50

If a person sought to be arrested enters a house, the person in charge of the house must:

A) Call a lawyer

B) Demand a court order before opening

C) Allow the police free ingress and reasonable facilities for a search

D) Resist the police

27 / 50

Every arrest made within the jurisdiction of a police station shall be entered forthwith in the:

A) General diary of such station

B) Magistrate's ledger

C) SP's personal log

D) Secret diary

28 / 50

Can a police officer pursue a person into any place in Bangladesh to arrest them without a warrant under Chapter V?

A) No, only within their own district

B) Only during daylight

C) Yes

D) Only with a passport

29 / 50

Does an arrested person have the right to consult a lawyer of their choice?

A) Yes, preferably within 12 hours of arrest

B) Only in court

C) Only after 24 hours

D) No

30 / 50

If an arrested female needs a medical examination, it shall be conducted or supervised by:

A) A Magistrate

B) A female medical officer/practitioner or in the presence of a female nurse/attendant

C) A female police officer only

D) Any doctor available

31 / 50

Can a PRIVATE person arrest someone?

A) Yes, if the person commits a non-bailable and cognizable offence in their view

B) Yes, for any minor traffic violation

C) Only if they have a gun

D) Never

32 / 50

Under Section 35A, the period an accused spends in custody prior to conviction is:

A) Added to the final sentence

B) Irrelevant to the final sentence

C) Compensated financially

D) Deducted from the sentence of imprisonment

33 / 50

Does the duty to report certain offences (Section 44) apply to acts committed out of Bangladesh?

A) Only if an Interpol notice is issued

B) Only if committed in India

C) No

D) Yes, if the act would constitute an offence if committed in Bangladesh

34 / 50

You are legally bound to assist a police officer demanding aid to prevent injury to:

A) A railway, canal, or telegraph

B) Any personal belonging

C) A private garden

D) A neighbor's pet

35 / 50

To arrest someone without a warrant based on a reasonable suspicion for an offence punishable with LESS than 7 years, the police officer must:

A) Record his reasons in writing while making the arrest

B) Get oral permission from a Magistrate

C) Do nothing special

D) Inform the media

36 / 50

In making an arrest, does the police officer need to actually touch the body if the person submits to custody by word or action?

A) Only in non-bailable offences

B) Yes, always

C) No

D) Only if handcuffing them

37 / 50

Can a police officer arrest someone without a warrant if they reasonably suspect the person is a deserter from the armed forces?

A) Yes

B) No

C) Only military police can do this

D) Only in wartime

38 / 50

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

A) Another woman, with strict regard to decency

B) A male doctor

C) Any police officer

D) A Magistrate

39 / 50

Who must report the discovery of a corpse under suspicious circumstances in a village?

A) Only the doctor

B) Only the police

C) Village-headman, watchman, or occupier of land

D) The local MP

40 / 50

When an article is seized during a search of an arrested person, a copy of the seizure list must be:

A) Sent to the newspaper

B) Kept secret

C) Mailed to the High Court

D) Served to the arrested person or their nominee

41 / 50

If a person is aware of an intention to commit murder (Sec 302), who has the burden of proving a "reasonable excuse" for not informing the authorities?

A) The Magistrate

B) The Police

C) The intended victim

D) The person so aware

42 / 50

Information regarding arrested persons must be prominently displayed at every police station. This is the duty of a designated officer not below the rank of:

A) Superintendent

B) Assistant Sub-Inspector of Police

C) Inspector

D) Constable

43 / 50

What is the maximum time a police officer can detain a person arrested without a warrant (excluding journey time to the Magistrate)?

A) 72 hours

B) 12 hours

C) 48 hours

D) 24 hours

44 / 50

If a power was conferred in consultation with the High Court Division, its withdrawal must be made:

A) By the Police Commissioner

B) By the President

C) By the Chief Judicial Magistrate alone

D) In consultation with the High Court Division

45 / 50

Who may appoint a village-headman for the purposes of reporting offences under section 45?

A) The Inspector General of Police

B) The District Magistrate

C) The Chairman of Union Parishad

D) The High Court

46 / 50

If a person commits a non-cognizable offence in the presence of police and refuses to give his true name and residence, he can be arrested in order to:

A) Punish him

B) Ascertain his name or residence

C) Extort a confession

D) Hold him indefinitely

47 / 50

A police officer has the right to cause the death of a person resisting arrest ONLY if the person is accused of an offence punishable with:

A) 5 years imprisonment

B) 10 years imprisonment

C) Life imprisonment or death

D) Fine

48 / 50

Before breaking open an apartment occupied by a woman (not the accused) who does not appear in public, the officer must:

A) Arrest her as an accomplice

B) Ignore custom and enter immediately

C) Give notice that she is at liberty to withdraw

D) Throw tear gas

49 / 50

If an offence is committed in the PRESENCE of a Magistrate within his local jurisdiction, he may:

A) Only call the police

B) Himself arrest or order any person to arrest the offender

C) Ignore it

D) Write a report and send it to the Government

50 / 50

Where are the "ordinary powers" of Magistrates specified in the Code?

A) Third Schedule

B) Second Schedule

C) First Schedule

D) Fourth Schedule

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