The Code of Criminal Procedure, 1898 Model Test 0% It must be finished within just 30 minutes. Time Over. Thank you Crpc half model test universal The Code of Criminal Procedure, 1860 Question: 50 Marks: 50 Time: 30 Minute 1 / 50 If a person is pardoned under Section 337 but is already on bail, does he go to jail during the trial? A) He is kept in police custody B) No, he remains on bail (Section 337(3)) C) Yes, bail is cancelled D) He must leave the country 2 / 50 Under proviso (a) to Section 408, if a Joint Sessions Judge passes a sentence of imprisonment EXCEEDING FIVE YEARS, where does the appeal lie? A) The Appellate Division B) The Court of Session C) The High Court Division D) The District Judge 3 / 50 A copy of the police report forwarded under Section 173 shall, on application, be furnished to: A) The victim only B) The media C) Anyone who asks D) The accused before the commencement of the inquiry or trial 4 / 50 Can a Civil Court call into question a conditional order duly made by an Executive Magistrate for the removal of a public nuisance under Section 133? A) Yes, anytime B) No (Section 133(2) prohibits it) C) Only via the Supreme Court D) Yes, if property value is high 5 / 50 Under Section 195(5), if a superior authority orders the withdrawal of a public servant's complaint, the Court shall: A) Fine the superior authority B) Ignore the withdrawal C) Ask for High Court permission D) Take no further proceedings on the complaint 6 / 50 Who decides who shall pay the costs of proceedings under Chapter XII (Sections 145-147)? A) The Police B) The Government C) The Civil Court D) The Magistrate passing the decision 7 / 50 What is the maximum period for a bond under Section 109? A) 6 months B) 1 year C) 2 years D) 3 years 8 / 50 If the statement of previous conviction is omitted in the charge, when can the Court add it? A) Never B) At any time before sentence is passed C) Only after the trial ends D) Only during an appeal 9 / 50 If an appeal is filed against the inadequacy of a sentence under Section 417A, the Appellate Court shall not enhance the sentence without giving the accused: A) A monetary fine B) A completely new trial C) A pardon D) A reasonable opportunity of showing cause against such enhancement 10 / 50 Under Section 381, when a Court of Session receives the order of confirmation of a death sentence from the High Court Division, what must it do? A) Cause the order to be carried into effect by issuing a warrant or taking necessary steps B) Hold another trial C) Send it to the District Magistrate D) Ask the accused if he wants to appeal 11 / 50 Which of the following is an accepted electronic mode of serving a summons under Section 69(4)? A) Electronic mail B) SMS C) All of the above D) Voice call 12 / 50 Under Section 428, if the Appellate Court thinks additional evidence is necessary, it may: A) Neither, Appellate Courts cannot take new evidence B) Both A and B C) Direct it to be taken by a Magistrate (or Court of Session if High Court) D) Take such evidence itself 13 / 50 The police diary must set forth: A) All of the above B) A statement of circumstances ascertained C) The time information reached him and the time investigation began/closed D) The places visited by him 14 / 50 If the fine under Section 480 is not paid, what is the default punishment? A) Solitary confinement B) Rigorous imprisonment for 6 months C) Simple imprisonment up to one month D) 100 lashes 15 / 50 An authorization under Section 199B must be countersigned by: A) The husband's Commanding Officer B) The Police C) A Notary Public D) A Magistrate 16 / 50 Any private person may arrest any person who, in his view, commits a: A) Non-bailable and cognizable offence B) Bailable offence C) Traffic violation D) Non-cognizable offence 17 / 50 Can criminal trespass (Sec 447) and house trespass (Sec 448) be tried summarily? A) Only in daylight B) Only if armed C) Yes D) No 18 / 50 If A is accused of cheating B, must the charge set out the manner in which A cheated B? A) Only if B requests it B) Only if money was involved C) No D) Yes 19 / 50 Are Magistrates, police officers, and soldiers protected from prosecution if acting in good faith under Chapter IX? A) No, they have absolute liability B) Yes, their acts are not deemed offences C) Only if no one is injured D) Only if they are off duty 20 / 50 Compensation for frivolous transfer applications to the High Court is up to: A) 5000 Taka B) 500 Taka C) 10,000 Taka D) 1000 Taka 21 / 50 Under Section 382, what MAY the High Court Division do regarding a pregnant woman sentenced to death? A) Commute the sentence to transportation for life B) Fine her C) Give her a full pardon D) Banish her from the country 22 / 50 Under Section 166(1), an officer making an investigation may require an officer in charge of another police-station to: A) Interrogate the witnesses B) Pay for the investigation expenses C) Cause a search to be made in any place within the limits of his own station D) Arrest the suspect's family 23 / 50 If a commissioned officer acts independently under Section 131, what must he do once it becomes practicable to communicate with an Executive Magistrate? A) Resign his post B) Arrest the Magistrate C) Declare martial law D) Do so, and thenceforward obey the Magistrate's instructions 24 / 50 If a Magistrate stays a complaint case because a police investigation is in progress (Section 205D), and the police report does NOT relate to any accused in the complaint case, the Magistrate shall: A) Dismiss the complaint case B) Proceed with the inquiry or trial which was stayed C) Arrest the police officer D) Merge the cases anyway 25 / 50 Before entering an apartment in the actual occupancy of a woman (not the person to be arrested) who does not appear in public, the police-officer must: A) Give notice to the woman that she is at liberty to withdraw and afford her facility to do so B) Send another woman to arrest her C) Break the door immediately D) Arrest the woman as well 26 / 50 After a local inspection under Section 539B, what must the Judge record without delay? A) An FIR B) A video C) A full verdict D) A memorandum of relevant facts observed 27 / 50 Section 188 explicitly mentions offences committed on any ship or aircraft: A) Registered in Bangladesh B) Owned by any Bangladeshi citizen C) Flying over Bangladesh D) Traveling to Bangladesh 28 / 50 Section 144 orders are aimed at preventing: A) All of the above B) Danger to human life, health, or safety C) Obstruction, annoyance, or injury D) Disturbance of public tranquillity, riot, or affray 29 / 50 If a Magistrate rejects an application to alter a Section 144 order, he must: A) Arrest the applicant B) Ignore the applicant C) Record in writing his reasons for doing so D) Extend the order 30 / 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 stands remitted (canceled) B) It is doubled C) It must be paid immediately D) It is converted to more jail time 31 / 50 What is the maximum time a police officer can detain a person arrested without a warrant (excluding journey time to the Magistrate)? A) 48 hours B) 72 hours C) 12 hours D) 24 hours 32 / 50 Under Section 145(8), who may make an order for the proper custody or sale of crops subject to speedy and natural decay? A) The police B) The Magistrate C) The village head D) The complainant 33 / 50 A police-officer may arrest without a warrant any person having in his possession without lawful excuse any implement of: A) Cooking B) Farming C) House breaking D) Carpentry 34 / 50 When a police-officer takes a warrant for execution outside his local limits, he should ordinarily take it for endorsement to: A) An Executive Magistrate or an officer in charge of a station B) The local MP C) The UP Chairman D) A civil court judge 35 / 50 If a conditional discharge is cancelled, the unexpired portion of the term is calculated as the period between: A) None of the above B) The date of breach of conditions and the date he would have been entitled to release C) The date of the bond and the date of cancellation D) The date of arrest and date of trial 36 / 50 According to Section 396(2), if an escaped convict is sentenced to imprisonment or transportation, and the new sentence is SEVERER in its kind than the one he was undergoing, when does the new sentence take effect? A) After the expiration of his previous sentence B) Immediately C) When the government decides D) After 14 days 37 / 50 Every warrant for the execution of a sentence of imprisonment shall be directed to (Section 384): A) The Executioner B) The officer in charge of the jail or place of confinement C) The Public Prosecutor D) The investigating police officer 38 / 50 A police-officer receiving information of a design to commit a cognizable offence shall communicate such information to: A) The Magistrate immediately B) The local Union Chairman C) The High Court D) The police-officer to whom he is subordinate 39 / 50 Who is the EXCEPTION to the rule in Section 487 (can try offence before themselves)? A) A Sessions Judge B) A District Magistrate C) A Judge of the Supreme Court D) A Chief Judicial Magistrate 40 / 50 If the new/altered charge requires previous sanction for prosecution, what must happen (Section 230)? A) Sanction is deemed waived B) The case shall not proceed until such sanction is obtained (unless already obtained for the same facts) C) The case proceeds anyway D) The accused is acquitted automatically 41 / 50 The First Information Report (FIR) in a cognizable case is lodged under which section of the CrPC? A) Section 173 B) Section 164 C) Section 161 D) Section 154 42 / 50 Section 130 states that a military officer dispersing an assembly shall do as little injury to person and property as may be consistent with: A) Teaching the public a lesson B) Dispersing the assembly and arresting such persons C) Punishing the offenders D) His commanding officer's mood 43 / 50 When transferring a case to the Court of Session under Section 205C, who must the Magistrate notify? A) The President B) The local UP Chairman C) The Public Prosecutor D) The media 44 / 50 If a warrant is directed to a private person, can another private person aid in its execution? A) No, only police can aid B) No, private persons cannot execute warrants C) Yes, even if the person is miles away D) Yes, if the person to whom the warrant is directed is near at hand 45 / 50 Who has the power to direct that any cases sent for trial in any district may be tried in any sessions division? A) The District Magistrate B) The High Court Division C) The Supreme Court D) The Government 46 / 50 To try a juvenile offender under Section 29B, the offender must be under the age of: A) 18 years B) 15 years C) 12 years D) 16 years 47 / 50 Under Section 339C(4), what may happen if a trial for a NON-bailable offence cannot be concluded within the specified time (180/360 days)? A) The judge is fired B) The accused is automatically acquitted C) The accused may be released on bail to the satisfaction of the Court (unless Court records reasons otherwise) D) The case is dismissed 48 / 50 Under Section 167(2A), a Magistrate authorizing detention in police custody may order that the accused be examined by: A) A medical officer of the nearest government hospital B) A police doctor only C) A private doctor of his choice D) A pharmacist 49 / 50 Under Section 162, shall a statement made to a police-officer during investigation, if reduced to writing, be signed by the person making it? A) No, it shall not be signed B) Yes, always C) Only if a Magistrate is present D) Yes, if they are literate 50 / 50 Under proviso (a) to Section 200, when is the examination of the complainant NOT required before transferring the case? A) When the complaint is made in writing B) When the complainant is a woman C) When the accused is a public servant D) When the offence is bailable Your score isThe average score is 0% 0% Send feedback Facebook X LinkedIn Pinterest Messenger Messenger WhatsApp Telegram Share via Email Print
