Code of Criminal Procedure, 1898 Model Test 7 (English)

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CrPC Model Test 7 (English)

Code of Criminal Procedure, 1898

Questions: 50
Full Marks: 50
Time: 30 Minutes

1 / 50

If a conditional discharge is cancelled because conditions were not fulfilled, the person may be:

A) Fined heavily

B) Allowed to appeal to the Supreme Court immediately

C) Arrested without warrant and remanded to prison

D) Deported

2 / 50

Can an Appellate Court make an order under Section 106?

A) Only in Metropolitan areas

B) Yes, and also the High Court Division in revision

C) Only if the police request it

D) No, never

3 / 50

If a person is sentenced to imprisonment when an order for security is made, when does the period for security commence?

A) After the appeal period

B) On the expiration of such sentence

C) Immediately

D) After one month

4 / 50

Under Section 117(3), pending the completion of the inquiry, the Magistrate may direct the person to execute:

A) A will

B) An interim bond for keeping the peace/good behaviour

C) A transfer of property

D) A confession

5 / 50

For Magistrates other than the District Magistrate, proceedings under Section 107 require that:

A) The High Court gives permission

B) Both the person and the place of apprehended breach are within their jurisdiction

C) Only the person is within jurisdiction

D) The police report is filed within 24 hours

6 / 50

For the purposes of Section 117, that a person is a habitual offender may be proved by:

A) Evidence of general repute or otherwise

B) DNA evidence

C) A confession only

D) A polygraph test

7 / 50

Section 109 provides for security for good behaviour from:

A) Traffic offenders

B) Foreign diplomats

C) Vagrants and suspected persons

D) Tax evaders

8 / 50

The maximum period for which any person can be imprisoned for failure to give security under this Chapter is:

A) 1 year

B) 3 years

C) 5 years

D) 2 years

9 / 50

If a person ordered to give security does not give it, he shall generally be:

A) Placed under house arrest

B) Deported

C) Committed to prison

D) Fined

10 / 50

Can a Magistrate refuse or reject a surety?

A) No, any citizen can be a surety

B) Yes, if he finds the surety is an unfit person for the purposes of the bond

C) Only with High Court permission

D) Only if the surety is poor

11 / 50

If two or more persons are associated together in the matter under inquiry, they may be dealt with:

A) In the same or separate inquiries as the Magistrate thinks just

B) Always in separate inquiries

C) Always in the same inquiry

D) Only by a Sessions Judge

12 / 50

Under Section 126, a surety for the peaceable conduct of another person can apply to a Magistrate to:

A) Arrest the person

B) Transfer the bond to someone else

C) Cancel any bond executed

D) Increase the bond amount

13 / 50

If the person in respect of whom a Section 112 order is made is present in Court (Section 113), the order shall be:

A) Mailed to his home

B) Ignored until trial

C) Read over to him or explained

D) Handed to his lawyer

14 / 50

If it is not proved that it is necessary for the person to execute a bond, the Magistrate shall (Section 119):

A) Keep him under surveillance

B) Fine him

C) Still demand a bond

D) Discharge or release him

15 / 50

Under Section 109, a Magistrate can act if a person within his jurisdiction has no:

A) Employment letter

B) Valid passport

C) Ostensible means of subsistence

D) Permanent address

16 / 50

What is the maximum period for a bond under Section 110?

A) 3 years

B) 1 year

C) 2 years

D) 5 years

17 / 50

Section 108 deals with security for good behaviour from persons disseminating:

A) Smuggled items

B) Stolen goods

C) Seditious matter

D) Counterfeit coins

18 / 50

What is the maximum period for a bond to keep the peace on conviction under Section 106?

A) 2 years

B) 3 years

C) 5 years

D) 1 year

19 / 50

If the person is not present in Court, what does the Magistrate issue under Section 114?

A) An attachment order

B) A summons or warrant

C) A fine receipt

D) A proclamation of absconding

20 / 50

Under Section 125, who may cancel any bond executed for keeping the peace or good behaviour for sufficient reasons recorded in writing?

A) A Third Class Magistrate

B) The District Magistrate

C) The Police Commissioner

D) A civil court judge

21 / 50

What is the maximum period for a bond under Section 109?

A) 2 years

B) 3 years

C) 1 year

D) 6 months

22 / 50

Under Section 106, which court cannot order a bond for keeping the peace on conviction?

A) Magistrate of the third class

B) High Court Division

C) Magistrate of the first class

D) Court of Session

23 / 50

Section 110 deals with security for good behaviour from:

A) Government servants

B) First-time offenders

C) Habitual offenders

D) Minors

24 / 50

Before rejecting a surety, the Magistrate must hold an inquiry into the fitness of the surety on:

A) Police reports alone

B) Paper only

C) The internet

D) Oath

25 / 50

The conditions of an interim bond under Section 117(3) cannot be:

A) Less than 10,000 Taka

B) Without sureties

C) More onerous than those specified in the Section 112 order

D) Changed at all

26 / 50

What is the maximum period for a bond under Section 108?

A) 2 years

B) 3 years

C) 6 months

D) 1 year

27 / 50

Upon the appearance of the person, the Magistrate shall proceed to (Section 117):

A) Issue a final warning

B) Inquire into the truth of the information

C) Confiscate their passport

D) Sentence them immediately

28 / 50

Every summons or warrant issued under Section 114 must be accompanied by:

A) A copy of the FIR

B) A medical certificate

C) A list of police officers

D) A copy of the order made under Section 112

29 / 50

What is the maximum period for a bond under Section 107?

A) 6 months

B) 1 year

C) 2 years

D) 3 years

30 / 50

Under Section 107, proceedings can be taken if:

A) Only the place of apprehended breach is within jurisdiction

B) Both must always be within jurisdiction for any Magistrate

C) Only the person is within jurisdiction

D) Either the person or the place of apprehended breach is within jurisdiction

31 / 50

How is an inquiry regarding security for keeping the peace conducted?

A) As a warrant-case

B) As a civil suit

C) As a summary trial

D) As a summons-case

32 / 50

An order under Section 112 must set forth:

A) All of the above

B) The substance of the information received

C) The term of the bond and details of sureties

D) The amount of the bond

33 / 50

Who can order the discharge of a person imprisoned for failing to give security if it is without hazard to the community?

A) The District Magistrate

B) The jail superintendent

C) Any police officer

D) A Union Chairman

34 / 50

Under the proviso to Section 114, a Magistrate may issue an immediate warrant of arrest if:

A) The person is wealthy

B) The offence is bailable

C) There is reason to fear a breach of the peace that cannot be prevented otherwise

D) The person has a criminal record

35 / 50

Can proceedings be taken under Section 108 against the editor of a registered publication without government authority?

A) No, editors have absolute immunity

B) Yes, at any time

C) Yes, if the District Magistrate orders it

D) No, it requires the order or authority of the Government

36 / 50

Under Section 107, who can require a person to show cause why they should not execute a bond for keeping the peace?

A) A District Magistrate or any other Executive Magistrate

B) A Judicial Magistrate

C) A Police Inspector

D) A Sessions Judge

37 / 50

How is an inquiry regarding security for good behaviour conducted?

A) As a warrant-case (except no charge need be framed)

B) As a summons-case

C) Without any evidence

D) As a sessions trial

38 / 50

When a Magistrate deems it necessary to require a person to show cause under Sections 107-110, he shall make an order in:

A) Writing

B) An oral announcement

C) A digital text message

D) The local newspaper

39 / 50

Which Penal Code sections are specifically mentioned in Section 108 regarding seditious or offensive matter?

A) Sections 123A, 124A, and 153A

B) Sections 143 and 144

C) Sections 302 and 304

D) Sections 420 and 406

40 / 50

Imprisonment for failure to give security for keeping the peace shall be:

A) Simple

B) Rigorous

C) At the discretion of the jailer

D) Solitary confinement

41 / 50

Which of the following is NOT a category under Section 110 (Habitual offenders)?

A) Habitual receiver of stolen property

B) Habitual tax defaulter

C) A person so desperate and dangerous that being at large is hazardous

D) Habitual robber or thief

42 / 50

Under Section 107(3), if a Magistrate not empowered to act believes a breach of peace cannot be prevented otherwise, what can they do?

A) Confiscate their property

B) Sentence the person to 1 month in jail

C) Issue a warrant of arrest and send the person to an empowered Magistrate

D) Fine the person

43 / 50

A District Magistrate can make an order to discharge a person:

A) Upon accepted conditions

B) Without conditions

C) Both A and B

D) Neither A nor B

44 / 50

Under Section 118, a person cannot be ordered to give security of an amount larger than:

A) What is specified in the order made under Section 112

B) His annual income

C) 100,000 Taka

D) What the police recommend

45 / 50

If the person in respect of whom the inquiry is made is a minor, the bond shall be executed by:

A) A police officer

B) His sureties only

C) The minor only

D) Both the minor and sureties

46 / 50

If a Magistrate orders a person to give security for a period exceeding ONE year and the person defaults, the proceedings must be laid before:

A) The Chief Justice

B) The Sessions Judge

C) The District Magistrate

D) The High Court Division

47 / 50

If a conviction is set aside on appeal, what happens to the bond executed under Section 106?

A) It is transferred to a civil court

B) It remains active

C) It is halved

D) It becomes void

48 / 50

Imprisonment for failure to give security for good behaviour under Section 109 or 110 can be:

A) Replaced by community service

B) Rigorous or simple as the Court/Magistrate directs

C) Simple only

D) Rigorous only

49 / 50

Under Section 116, can a Magistrate dispense with the personal attendance of a person called to show cause?

A) Yes, but only in Section 110 cases

B) No

C) Yes, and permit him to appear by a pleader

D) Only if the person is out of the country

50 / 50

The bond executed under this chapter binds the person to:

A) Pay taxes

B) Remain in the country

C) Keep the peace or be of good behaviour

D) Report to the police daily

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