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 Under Section 540A, attendance may be dispensed with if the accused is represented by: A) A police officer B) Family C) The complainant D) An advocate 2 / 50 The First Information Report (FIR) in a cognizable case is lodged under which section of the CrPC? A) Section 154 B) Section 161 C) Section 173 D) Section 164 3 / 50 Which of the following offences CANNOT be tried summarily under Section 260? A) Criminal intimidation under Sec 506 B) Theft where value is 4 lac taka C) Mischief under Sec 426 D) Robbery under Sec 392 4 / 50 Under Section 525, property value less than what amount may be sold at any time? A) Ten taka B) Fifty taka C) Five hundred taka D) One hundred taka 5 / 50 Compensation for frivolous transfer applications to the High Court is up to: A) 500 Taka B) 10,000 Taka C) 5000 Taka D) 1000 Taka 6 / 50 When a sentence of transportation is passed (Section 368(2)), what must NOT be specified? A) The place to which the person is to be transported B) The section of law C) The duration D) The reason 7 / 50 Under Section 35A, the total period the accused may have been in custody prior to conviction shall be: A) Ignored B) Added to the fine C) Deducted from the sentence of imprisonment D) Converted into a fine 8 / 50 For the purposes of Section 145, "land or water" includes: A) Fisheries B) Buildings and markets C) Crops or rents/profits D) All of the above 9 / 50 If the law does NOT give the offence a specific name, what must be stated in the charge? A) A random name B) Only the section number C) So much of the definition of the offence to give the accused notice of the matter D) Nothing 10 / 50 Rules for Benches of Metropolitan Magistrates are made by the Chief Metropolitan Magistrate with the previous sanction of the: A) Supreme Court B) President C) High Court D) Government 11 / 50 If an order cannot be served like a summons, how is it notified? A) It is cancelled B) By proclamation and sticking a copy at the fittest place C) By publishing it internationally D) By arresting the person 12 / 50 In a Sessions Court trial, the evidence is taken down in writing in the language of the Court. If it's taken down in English and the accused doesn't know English, what is mandatory? A) An interpreter must read it aloud once B) The trial is invalid C) An authenticated translation in the language of the Court must form part of the record D) The accused must learn English 13 / 50 Can criminal trespass (Sec 447) and house trespass (Sec 448) be tried summarily? A) Only if armed B) No C) Only in daylight D) Yes 14 / 50 In Section 133, a "public place" includes: A) Property belonging to the State, camping grounds, and unoccupied sanitary/recreative grounds B) Commercial shopping malls exclusively C) Private gardens D) Inside private residences 15 / 50 Under Section 148, if a local inquiry is necessary, a District Magistrate may: A) Depute any Magistrate subordinate to him to make the inquiry B) Hire a private detective C) Ask the military to do it D) Do it himself only 16 / 50 Under Section 337, who has the power to tender a pardon to an accomplice (রাজসাক্ষী) during an investigation or inquiry? A) A Metropolitan Magistrate or any Magistrate of the first class B) Any police officer C) Only a Sessions Judge D) The Public Prosecutor only 17 / 50 According to the table in Section 345(1), who can compound the offence of "Causing hurt" (Sections 323, 334)? A) The Police B) The person to whom the hurt is caused C) The Magistrate D) The Public Prosecutor 18 / 50 If the absconding accused fails to comply with the newspaper publication order under 339B(1), what is the consequence? A) His property is automatically given to the state B) The case is dismissed C) The trial is postponed indefinitely D) He shall be tried in his absence (Trial in absentia) 19 / 50 A statement recorded by the police under Section 161 can be used at an inquiry or trial by the accused to: A) Prove the witness's character B) Contradict the prosecution witness in the manner provided by Section 145 of the Evidence Act C) Prove the accused's innocence directly D) Send the witness to jail 20 / 50 If a judgment is an acquittal, but the Magistrate forgets to state the offence or direct that the accused be set at liberty, what kind of error is this? A) A fatal error ending the trial B) An error requiring Presidential pardon C) Clerical error, which can be corrected under Section 369 D) A non-correctable error 21 / 50 When the officer in charge of a police-station is absent, who can perform his duties? A) Any police-officer present next in rank and above the rank of constable B) The local UP Chairman C) A Magistrate D) A private citizen 22 / 50 If the office of a District Magistrate becomes vacant, who temporarily exercises their powers? A) The Superintendent of Police B) The officer succeeding temporarily to the chief executive in the administration of the district C) The Sessions Judge D) The Chief Judicial Magistrate 23 / 50 Under Section 344, the Court can postpone or adjourn proceedings. A Magistrate cannot remand an accused to custody for a term exceeding: A) 15 days at a time B) 30 days at a time C) 60 days at a time D) 7 days at a time 24 / 50 Is there a right to appeal when an accused person pleads guilty and is convicted by a Court of Session or Magistrate of the first class (Section 412)? A) Yes, if the sentence is less than 1 year B) No appeal lies, except as to the extent or legality of the sentence C) Only the prosecution can appeal D) Yes, full right to appeal 25 / 50 Under Section 529, an irregular proceeding done in good faith (e.g. search warrant) shall: A) Be completely void B) Lead to his dismissal C) Cause acquittal D) Not be set aside merely on that ground 26 / 50 Under Section 400, what must the officer executing a sentence do when the sentence has been fully executed? A) Keep the warrant in police records B) Return the warrant to the Court from which it issued, with an endorsement certifying the execution C) Destroy the warrant D) Mail the warrant to the accused 27 / 50 In default of payment of compensation under Section 250, what is the maximum period of simple imprisonment the person shall suffer? A) 15 days B) 30 days C) 3 months D) 60 days 28 / 50 Under Section 198, if the aggrieved person is a woman who according to custom ought not to appear in public, who may make the complaint? A) Some other person with the leave of the Court B) A female police officer C) Only her husband D) Nobody 29 / 50 If an arrested person bears any mark of injury, they must be examined and provided first aid by a: A) Medical officer of a Government hospital or registered medical practitioner B) The arresting officer C) Senior police officer D) Local pharmacist 30 / 50 Any offence under the Penal Code may be tried by: A) The High Court Division B) All of the above C) Any other Court shown in the eighth column of the second schedule D) The Court of Session 31 / 50 (Detailed check on Sec 231) If a charge is altered, who has the right to recall and examine witnesses regarding the alteration? A) Only the prosecutor B) Neither, witnesses cannot be recalled C) Only the accused D) Both the prosecutor and the accused 32 / 50 Can the occupant of the place being searched attend during the search? A) Only if they are not suspects B) No, they must wait outside C) Yes, in every instance, and a copy of the list of seized items shall be delivered to them D) Only if accompanied by a lawyer 33 / 50 Under Section 91, if a person who could be summoned is already present in Court, the presiding officer may: A) Sentence them B) Require them to execute a bond for appearance C) Arrest them immediately D) Ask them to leave 34 / 50 What happens if a surety dies BEFORE the bond is forfeited? A) Estate is discharged from all liability B) Family must pay C) Estate is liable D) Accused is arrested 35 / 50 What is the legal effect of the compounding of an offence under Section 345? A) It shall have the effect of an acquittal of the accused B) The accused is discharged C) The trial is postponed D) The accused is released on bail 36 / 50 To prosecute a pardoned accomplice for giving false evidence (perjury), whose sanction is strictly required? A) The District Magistrate B) The High Court Division C) The Police D) The Public Prosecutor 37 / 50 Under Section 265H, an acquittal is recorded when the Court considers there is "no evidence". This happens AFTER: A) Both A and B B) The defence calls its witnesses C) The charge is framed D) Taking prosecution evidence and examining the accused 38 / 50 Under Section 535, omission to prepare a charge does NOT invalidate sentence UNLESS: A) Crime was murder B) A failure of justice has been occasioned C) Media reported it D) Accused had a lawyer 39 / 50 Who appoints the "Clerk of the State"? A) The President B) The Government C) The Chief Justice D) The Attorney-General 40 / 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 41 / 50 According to the table in Section 345(2), the offence of "Voluntarily causing grievous hurt" (Section 325) can be compounded by the person hurt: A) With the permission of the Court B) Only if the President pardons them C) Freely without any permission D) It cannot be compounded at all 42 / 50 According to Section 414, is there an appeal by a convicted person in a summary trial where the fine does NOT exceed 5,000 Taka? A) Only if the police agree B) No C) Yes, to the Sessions Court D) Yes, to the High Court 43 / 50 The prohibition against a Court altering or reviewing its signed judgment (Section 369) applies to ALL Courts, EXCEPT: A) To correct a clerical error B) All of the above C) As otherwise provided by any other law for the time being in force D) As otherwise provided by this Code 44 / 50 For the purposes of Section 396, which is deemed severer: rigorous imprisonment or simple imprisonment? A) A sentence of rigorous imprisonment B) Simple imprisonment with solitary confinement C) Simple imprisonment D) They are considered identical 45 / 50 A surety wants to be discharged. Under Section 502, he applies to a Magistrate, who then: A) Issues a warrant of arrest for the accused B) Fines the surety C) Refuses the application D) Discharges him instantly 46 / 50 What is the maximum compensation a Magistrate of the third class can direct under Section 250? A) 5,000 Taka B) 25,000 Taka C) 10,000 Taka D) 20,000 Taka 47 / 50 An appeal against a complaint made by a Civil Court lies to the Court to which it is: A) Adjacent B) Subordinate C) None of the above D) Equal in rank 48 / 50 If a person is in jail, the Court admitting him to bail issues an order of release to: A) The District Magistrate B) The Officer in charge of the jail C) The Home Minister D) The Investigating Officer 49 / 50 Under Section 132, no prosecution against any person for acts done under Chapter IX shall be instituted except with the sanction of: A) The District Magistrate B) The Government C) The Police Commissioner D) The Supreme Court 50 / 50 Under Section 497(4), if a trial is concluded but judgment is not yet delivered, and the Court believes the accused is not guilty, it shall release him on: A) A heavy fine B) Parole C) The execution by him of a bond without sureties D) Bail with 5 sureties Your score isThe average score is 0% 0% Send feedback Facebook X LinkedIn Pinterest Messenger Messenger WhatsApp Telegram Share via Email Print