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 How long does a warrant of arrest remain in force? A) Until cancelled by the Court or until executed B) 30 days C) 6 months D) 1 year 2 / 50 Under Section 96(1), a Court may issue a search-warrant if it believes a person: A) Is out of town B) Will not or would not produce the document as required by a summons C) Is a repeat offender D) Will voluntarily produce the document 3 / 50 Section 190(1)(a) requires a complaint of: A) Police negligence B) Facts which constitute such offence C) Future crimes D) Hearsay 4 / 50 What sentence may the High Court Division pass? A) Maximum 20 years B) Maximum 14 years C) Life imprisonment only D) Any sentence authorized by law 5 / 50 What must the person executing a warrant of arrest notify the arrested person about? A) The name of the judge B) Their right to remain silent C) The maximum penalty for the crime D) The substance of the warrant 6 / 50 In the absence of a Public Prosecutor, who may appoint one for a specific case? A) The investigating officer B) The High Court C) The District Magistrate D) The Sessions Judge 7 / 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) Fine B) Life imprisonment or death C) 5 years imprisonment D) 10 years imprisonment 8 / 50 According to Section 343, what is prohibited to induce an accused to disclose or withhold any matter within his knowledge? A) Asking polite questions B) Offering him a chair C) Using influence by means of any promise, threat, or otherwise D) Giving him water 9 / 50 When an offence is triable exclusively by the Chief Metropolitan Magistrate, to whom shall the Magistrate send the case? A) The High Court Division B) The District Magistrate C) The Chief Metropolitan Magistrate D) The Court of Session 10 / 50 If a Magistrate attaches property located OUTSIDE his jurisdiction under Section 140 to recover costs, the order must be: A) Published in a newspaper B) Endorsed by the Magistrate within whose local limits the property is found C) Sent by registered post D) Endorsed by the High Court 11 / 50 Under Section 503, a commission for witness examination is issued when attendance causes: A) Unreasonable delay, expense, or inconvenience B) Legal paperwork C) Police interference D) Media attention 12 / 50 Any reference to an Assistant Sessions Judge shall be construed as a reference to a: A) Additional Sessions Judge B) Joint Sessions Judge C) Sub-Judge D) District Judge 13 / 50 Can the occupant of the place being searched attend during the search? A) No, they must wait outside B) Only if they are not suspects C) Only if accompanied by a lawyer D) Yes, in every instance, and a copy of the list of seized items shall be delivered to them 14 / 50 In a Sessions trial, under Section 265C, if the Court considers there is no sufficient ground for proceeding, it discharges the accused. When does this happen? A) During the final arguments B) After all witnesses are examined C) Before framing the charge D) After the accused pleads guilty 15 / 50 If a case is transferred under Section 192 and the transferring Magistrate has already examined the complainant, must the receiving Magistrate re-examine them? A) Yes, to confirm the facts B) Only if it is a murder case C) Yes, if the police request it D) No, he shall not be bound to re-examine them 16 / 50 Under Section 117(5), if two persons are associated in the matter, dealing with them in a joint inquiry must be deemed by the Magistrate as: A) Illegal B) Just C) Convenient D) Mandatory 17 / 50 Who can rescind or alter an order made under Section 144? A) Only the Supreme Court B) Only the President C) It cannot be altered D) Any Magistrate on his own motion or application of aggrieved person 18 / 50 Stopping proceedings under Section 249 is not an acquittal. What does this imply for Section 403? A) The person must pay a fine B) The person CAN be tried again for the same offence C) The person is permanently immune D) The person cannot be tried again 19 / 50 Under Section 128, who can be required to assist in dispersing the assembly by civil force? A) Any woman B) Foreign tourists C) Any child D) Any male person, not being in the armed forces 20 / 50 Under Section 505, parties to the proceeding may forward to the executing Magistrate: A) New evidence B) A plea bargain C) Bribes D) Interrogatories in writing relevant to the issue 21 / 50 Under Section 402, a sentence of rigorous imprisonment can be commuted to: A) Simple imprisonment for a like term, or fine B) Death C) Transportation for life D) Solitary confinement 22 / 50 When a Court in Bangladesh receives a warrant from a Court established by the Government outside Bangladesh, it executes the warrant: A) As if it were a warrant received from a Court within Bangladesh B) After a 30-day waiting period C) Only if the person is a foreign citizen D) Only if approved by the High Court 23 / 50 Under Section 399, what is the age limit for a person to be considered a "youthful offender" who can be confined in a reformatory? A) Under 18 years B) Under 15 years C) Under 21 years D) Under 12 years 24 / 50 Does Section 94 apply to documents or parcels in the custody of Postal or Telegraph authorities? A) Yes, fully B) Yes, but only for murder cases C) No, nothing in this section applies to them D) Only if a police officer demands it 25 / 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 reason C) The duration D) The section of law 26 / 50 Special Magistrates (Judicial) are appointed by the Government in consultation with the: A) High Court Division B) Chief Justice C) District Magistrate D) Attorney-General 27 / 50 Rules for trying military/naval/air force law subjects are made by: A) Court-martial B) Civil Court C) Foreign Tribunal D) Summary Court 28 / 50 (Detailed check on Sec 204) When by any law process fees are payable, no process shall be issued until: A) The trial ends B) The accused pays them C) The fees are paid D) The Government waves them 29 / 50 A is charged with murder and acquitted. Can he later be charged with culpable homicide based on the SAME facts? A) Only if he confesses later B) No (Section 403 prevents trial for an offence for which a different charge might have been made under Sec 236) C) Only if the weapon is found D) Yes 30 / 50 Can a person sentenced under Section 480, 485, or 485A appeal the conviction? A) No B) Only if the fine is paid C) Yes, to the Court to which orders are ordinarily appealable D) Only to the President 31 / 50 (Detailed check on Sec 223) If A is accused of obstructing B, a public servant, must the charge set out the manner of obstruction? A) Only if B was injured B) No C) Only if a weapon was used D) Yes 32 / 50 Section 174 deals with the police inquiring and reporting on: A) Tax evasion B) Suicide, or someone killed by another, animal, machinery, or suspicious circumstances C) Petty theft D) Traffic accidents with no injuries 33 / 50 If the proclaimed person appears within the time specified in the proclamation, the Court shall: A) Confiscate half the property B) Sell the property anyway C) Make an order releasing the property from attachment D) Keep the property attached until the trial ends 34 / 50 Under Section 202, who can a Magistrate direct to make an inquiry or investigation? A) Any subordinate Magistrate B) Such other person as he thinks fit C) A police-officer D) All of the above 35 / 50 Persons appointed as Assistant Commissioners, Additional Deputy Commissioners, or Upazila Nirbahi Officers shall be: A) Executive Magistrates B) Judicial Magistrates C) Metropolitan Magistrates D) Special Magistrates 36 / 50 To suspend imprisonment under Section 388 while giving time to pay a fine, the Court may require the offender to: A) Wear an ankle monitor B) Execute a bond, with or without sureties, conditioned for his appearance on the payment dates C) Stay inside the court building D) Surrender his passport 37 / 50 The police-officer conducting a preliminary investigation under Section 196B must not be below the rank of: A) Inspector B) Constable C) Sub-Inspector D) Superintendent 38 / 50 Can imprisonment awarded in default of fine be in addition to a substantive sentence of maximum imprisonment awardable by the Magistrate? A) No B) Only if the offender agrees C) Only in non-bailable cases D) Yes 39 / 50 Under Section 241A, when a Magistrate considers the charge to be groundless and discharges the accused, what MUST he record? A) The entire case diary B) The complainant's apology C) His reasons for so doing D) A summary of the police report 40 / 50 If a complainant or witness refuses to attend or execute a bond, the officer in charge may: A) Drop the case entirely B) Fine them 1000 Taka C) Shoot them D) Forward him in custody to the Magistrate 41 / 50 If a person serves 1 month in jail because he defaulted on a 5000 Taka fine, and the sentence specified 1 month in default, can the court still issue a warrant to recover the 5000 Taka? A) Yes, but only for half the amount B) Never, serving the default time clears the debt completely C) No, unless for special reasons recorded in writing it considers it necessary D) Yes, automatically 42 / 50 If an accused applies for a copy of a judgment in a Sessions case, he gets it: A) For a fee of 1000 Taka B) Only if he appeals C) Free of cost D) Only after his sentence is over 43 / 50 Under Section 264, in every case tried summarily in which an appeal LIES, the Magistrate shall record a judgment embodying: A) Only the final sentence B) The substance of the evidence and the particulars mentioned in Section 263 C) Every single word spoken in court D) A 10-page essay on the crime 44 / 50 Where can the offence of kidnapping or abduction be tried? A) Where the person was concealed or detained B) All of the above C) Where the person was conveyed D) Where the person was kidnapped/abducted 45 / 50 An order under Section 112 must set forth: A) All of the above B) The substance of the information received C) The amount of the bond D) The term of the bond and details of sureties 46 / 50 Under Section 202, a Magistrate can direct an investigation by a person who is NOT a police officer. Can this person arrest without a warrant? A) Only in a murder investigation B) Yes C) No D) Only if the suspect tries to run 47 / 50 Under Section 423(1)(b), in an appeal from a CONVICTION, which of the following actions can the Appellate Court NOT take? A) Reduce the sentence B) Alter the finding, maintaining the sentence C) Reverse the finding and sentence, and acquit the accused D) Enhance the sentence 48 / 50 An accused absconds after the charge is framed, and the Court orders publication in a daily newspaper under Section 339B(1). This is false because: A) The High Court must publish it B) Publication is not required C) If he absconds AFTER appearance/bail, Section 339B(2) says newspaper publication procedure does NOT apply D) He must be published in two newspapers 49 / 50 Under the proviso to Section 376, an order confirming a death sentence shall NOT be made until: A) The accused confesses B) The President signs it C) Six months have passed D) The period allowed for preferring an appeal has expired, or the appeal is disposed of 50 / 50 Under Section 102(1), who is bound to allow free ingress for a search when a warrant is produced? A) The landlord, even if absent B) The person residing in or in charge of the closed place C) The neighbors D) The local police Your score isThe average score is 51% 0% Send feedback Facebook X LinkedIn Pinterest Messenger Messenger WhatsApp Telegram Share via Email Print
