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 Can a police officer arrest someone without a warrant if they reasonably suspect the person is a deserter from the armed forces? A) Only military police can do this B) Only in wartime C) Yes D) No 2 / 50 Under Section 538, is an attachment unlawful due to form defects in the summons? A) No B) Yes C) Only if over 1 lakh value D) Only if property is immovable 3 / 50 Which of the following is NOT listed as a sentence that can be commuted for another under Section 402? A) Whipping B) Transportation C) Rigorous imprisonment D) Death 4 / 50 The substance of the information in a cognizable case shall be entered in a book kept by the officer in such form as prescribed by: A) The Inspector General of Police B) The Supreme Court C) The District Magistrate D) The Government 5 / 50 When a person is brought before the court in custody under Section 114, is a copy of the Section 112 order delivered to them? A) Only if they ask for it B) Only after the trial C) Yes, by the officer executing the warrant D) No 6 / 50 If the officer fails to complete the investigation in extended time, the Magistrate may direct that the investigation be conducted by another officer OR: A) Treat the delay as incompetence/misconduct and cause a note in the officer's Annual Confidential Report B) Release the accused unconditionally and forever C) Put the officer in jail for 30 days D) Fine the officer's department 7 / 50 Who establishes a Court of Session for every sessions division? A) The Government B) The High Court Division C) The District Magistrate D) The Chief Justice 8 / 50 Which of the following offences is compoundable WITH the permission of the Court (Table in Sec 345(2))? A) Defamation (Sec 500) B) Criminal trespass (Sec 447) C) Voluntarily causing grievous hurt (Sec 325) D) Adultery (Sec 497) 9 / 50 Under Section 129, if an assembly cannot be otherwise dispersed and public security requires it, it may be dispersed by: A) Military force B) Private security C) Fire department D) Foreign troops 10 / 50 Does the High Court's Habeas Corpus power apply outside its criminal jurisdiction? A) No (within appellate criminal jurisdiction) B) Only if a foreigner C) Yes, globally D) Only if SC orders 11 / 50 If the penalty for a forfeited bond is not paid, the Court recovers it by sale of: A) Only his bank account B) Immovable property only C) The property of his relatives D) Movable property belonging to such person 12 / 50 A remand order under Section 344 by a Magistrate MUST be: A) Verbal B) Approved by the High Court C) In writing signed by the presiding Judge or Magistrate D) Published in a newspaper 13 / 50 Do the provisions of Section 144 apply to a Metropolitan Area? A) Only during elections B) Yes C) Only if the Mayor agrees D) No 14 / 50 Who has the power to divide a district into Upazilas? A) The District Magistrate B) The High Court C) The Chief Judicial Magistrate D) The Government 15 / 50 Who has the specific statutory power to cancel the bail and commit the accused to custody under Section 497(5)? A) All of the above B) The Court which released him on bail C) The Court of Session D) The High Court Division 16 / 50 Under Section 367(3), if the Court is doubtful under which of two sections (or parts) of the Penal Code the offence falls, it shall: A) Ask the High Court B) Distinctly express the same, and pass judgment in the alternative C) Acquittal the accused D) Pick the lesser charge automatically 17 / 50 If insufficient sureties have been accepted by mistake or fraud, the Court may: A) Nothing B) Sentence him to 6 months jail C) Issue a warrant and order sufficient sureties D) Double the bail amount automatically 18 / 50 The Government may require an Executive Magistrate to perform the functions of a Judicial Magistrate for a period determined in consultation with the: A) Law Ministry B) Supreme Court C) High Court Division D) District Magistrate 19 / 50 A Magistrate of the first class may direct a warrant to a landholder or farmer for the arrest of: A) An escaped convict or proclaimed offender B) A traffic violator C) Any person who owes debt D) A suspect in a bailable offence 20 / 50 If a Court or officer releases a person on bail under Section 497, what MUST be recorded? A) A police diary entry only B) A public apology C) A statement from the victim D) Reasons in writing for doing so 21 / 50 According to Section 500, as soon as the bond is executed, the person: A) Shall be interrogated again B) Shall be released C) Must pay a processing fee D) Must stay in the police station for 24 hours 22 / 50 On what date did the Code of Criminal Procedure, 1898 come into force? A) 1st day of August, 1898 B) 1st day of January, 1898 C) 1st day of July, 1898 D) 1st day of July, 1899 23 / 50 If a party has been forcibly and wrongfully dispossessed within what period before the order date can the Magistrate treat them as being in possession? A) 2 months B) 6 months C) 1 month D) 1 year 24 / 50 Who may confer on a Bench of Magistrates (2nd or 3rd class powers) the power to try certain offences summarily under Section 261? A) The Government B) The District Magistrate C) The Supreme Court D) The High Court 25 / 50 Under Section 496, if a person accused of a bailable offence is prepared to give bail, the Court: A) May release him on bail B) Must ask the police first C) Shall release him on bail D) Can deny bail if he is a foreigner 26 / 50 Does an officer in charge of a police-station need a warrant to inspect weights and measures under Section 153? A) Only if the place is a private residence B) No, he may enter without a warrant C) Yes, from a Judicial Magistrate D) Yes, from an Executive Magistrate 27 / 50 Under Section 167(2A), a Magistrate authorizing detention in police custody may order that the accused be examined by: A) A pharmacist B) A private doctor of his choice C) A medical officer of the nearest government hospital D) A police doctor only 28 / 50 The Court of Session under Section 338 may tender the pardon itself, or order whom to tender it? A) The Chief Metropolitan Magistrate or the Chief Judicial Magistrate B) The Public Prosecutor C) The Investigating Officer D) Any third class Magistrate 29 / 50 Under Section 498(2), what kind of conditions may a Court impose while releasing an accused on bail? A) Unreasonable conditions B) Reasonable and fair conditions for good behaviour C) Financial penalties D) Exile from the country 30 / 50 Restoration of immovable property under Section 522 may be ordered within: A) Six months B) One year C) One week D) One month from the date of conviction 31 / 50 Under Section 491, the High Court may direct a prisoner be brought to be a: A) Witness B) Judge C) Prosecutor D) Defendant 32 / 50 The authorization of a husband serving in the armed forces to another person (Sec 199B) must be: A) Verbal B) Published in the army gazette C) Approved by the President D) In writing 33 / 50 Under Section 371(3), if a Sessions Judge sentences a person to death, what must the Judge inform the accused about? A) The name of the President B) The execution method C) The period within which his appeal should be preferred D) The location of the High Court 34 / 50 Which section of the CrPC incorporates the principle of 'Double Jeopardy' (Autrefois acquit and Autrefois convict)? A) Section 342 B) Section 497 C) Section 561A D) Section 403 35 / 50 A formal charge is framed under Section 242. Under Section 263 (non-appealable summary trials), framing a formal charge is: A) Done by the police B) Done after the verdict C) Mandatory D) Need not be done 36 / 50 Under Section 132(d), no prosecution can be instituted against an inferior officer or soldier doing an act in obedience to: A) A mob's demand B) Any order which he was bound to obey C) A civilian's request D) Any order they felt like following 37 / 50 The rule that "a Court cannot alter or review its signed judgment except to correct a clerical error" ensures: A) That the police have the final say B) That judges can be lazy C) That appeals are never filed D) Finality of judgments at the trial court level 38 / 50 Which Magistrates can grant a warrant to search for a document in the custody of Postal or Telegraph authorities? A) Any Judicial Magistrate B) Any Executive Magistrate C) Any Magistrate of the third class D) Only a District Magistrate, CJM, or CMM 39 / 50 Under Section 357, who may direct that evidence be taken down by the Sessions Judge or Magistrate in his mother-tongue? A) The Supreme Court B) The High Court Division C) The District Magistrate D) The Government 40 / 50 Under Section 195(1)(c), regarding offences relating to documents given in evidence (like forgery), whose complaint is required? A) The Court where the document was produced or its superior Court B) The person whose signature was forged C) The forensic expert D) The police 41 / 50 If a claimant to attached property dies within the allowed period, the claim may be continued by: A) The State B) No one, the claim becomes void C) His legal representative D) The police 42 / 50 An appeal against the inadequacy of a sentence (Section 417A) can be filed by the Government or the complainant in the: A) Police Station B) Chief Judicial Magistrate's Court C) High Court Division or Appellate Court D) Court of Session 43 / 50 The maximum fine a Court of Magistrate of the first class can impose is: A) Five lac taka B) Three lac taka C) Two lac taka D) One lac taka 44 / 50 Under Section 406A, if a Chief Metropolitan Magistrate or a District Magistrate refuses to accept or rejects a surety, the appeal lies to: A) The Supreme Court B) The High Court Division C) The Ministry of Law D) The Court of Session 45 / 50 If the person is not present in Court, what does the Magistrate issue under Section 114? A) A summons or warrant B) A fine receipt C) An attachment order D) A proclamation of absconding 46 / 50 Under Section 157 proviso (b), if it appears there is no sufficient ground for entering on an investigation, the officer: A) Must still investigate fully B) Must fine the informant C) Shall not investigate the case D) Must hand it over to the CID 47 / 50 If a Collector directs a prosecution, can he (as a Magistrate) try that case? A) Yes B) No, disqualified due to personal interest C) Only if B agrees D) Yes, if 1st class 48 / 50 Copies of the record made before searching under Section 165 shall forthwith be sent to: A) The Inspector General of Police B) The complainant C) The High Court D) The nearest Magistrate empowered to take cognizance of the offence 49 / 50 A person fined 200 Taka for contempt apologizes immediately. The Court may: A) Ignore it B) Remit the punishment (Sec 484) C) Execute sentence D) Increase the fine 50 / 50 If the new sentence on an escaped convict is NOT severer in its kind than his previous sentence (Section 396(3)), when does it take effect? A) It is waived B) Immediately C) It runs concurrently D) After he has suffered imprisonment/transportation for a further period equal to the unexpired portion of his former sentence at the time of his escape Your score isThe average score is 37% 0% Send feedback Facebook X LinkedIn Pinterest Messenger Messenger WhatsApp Telegram Share via Email Print