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 202, who can a Magistrate direct to make an inquiry or investigation? A) A police-officer B) Such other person as he thinks fit C) All of the above D) Any subordinate Magistrate 2 / 50 Under Section 139A(3), if a person fails to deny the existence of a public right when questioned, can they deny it in subsequent proceedings? A) Yes, with a lawyer B) Yes, at any time C) No, they shall not be permitted to make any such denial D) Only during appeals 3 / 50 Offences under Chapter VI (Offences against the State) of the Penal Code cannot be taken cognizance of without a complaint authorized by: A) A Magistrate B) The Army Chief C) The Government, or some officer empowered by it D) The District Magistrate 4 / 50 Under Section 523, seizure by a police officer of suspected stolen property is reported to: A) The UP Chairman B) The High Court C) The Mayor D) A Magistrate 5 / 50 Under Section 402, a sentence of rigorous imprisonment can be commuted to: A) Simple imprisonment for a like term, or fine B) Solitary confinement C) Transportation for life D) Death 6 / 50 Under Section 185, whenever a question arises as to which of two or more subordinate Courts ought to try an offence, who decides? A) The Government B) The Chief Judicial Magistrate C) The High Court Division D) The District Magistrate 7 / 50 When determining the time limit (90 days) for disposal of an appeal or revision under Section 442A, which days are counted? A) Only the working days B) Only weekdays C) All calendar days D) Only court hearing dates 8 / 50 When issuing a summons, a Magistrate may dispense with the personal attendance of the accused and permit him to appear by: A) A police officer B) His friend C) His pleader D) The postman 9 / 50 Members of the Bangladesh Judicial Service are appointed as Sessions Judges in accordance with rules framed by the President under which Article of the Constitution? A) Article 140 B) Article 133 C) Article 100 D) Article 109 10 / 50 Under Section 544(2), any Court may pass an order for the protection or security of: A) The police only B) The Judge only C) Any informant, complainant, victim, or witness D) The lawyers only 11 / 50 Which section governs the tender of pardon to an accomplice? A) Section 401 B) Section 396 C) Section 337 D) Section 403 12 / 50 Under Section 402(1), the Government may commute a sentence. Does it need the consent of the person sentenced? A) Only if the sentence is death B) Yes, always C) Only if the sentence is a fine D) No, without the consent of the person sentenced 13 / 50 Under Section 539A, allegations against a public servant may have evidence given by: A) Affidavit B) Polygraph C) Public hearing D) Police report 14 / 50 Which section mandates that an investigating police officer must maintain a "Police Diary" (Case Diary) day by day? A) Section 154 B) Section 172 C) Section 173 D) Section 161 15 / 50 In this Code, "charge" includes: A) The arrest warrant B) The initial complaint to the police C) The final verdict of the judge D) Any head of charge when the charge contains more heads than one 16 / 50 When a Magistrate stops proceedings at any stage without pronouncing a judgment under Section 249, what is the legal effect? A) It is an acquittal B) The case is transferred C) It is merely a release, not an acquittal D) It is a conviction 17 / 50 Under Section 496, what alternative can the officer or Court choose instead of taking bail? A) Make him pay a bribe B) Discharge him on his executing a bond without sureties C) Send him to jail D) Fine him immediately 18 / 50 Under Section 265D, if the Court thinks there is ground for presuming the accused committed an offence, it shall: A) Frame in writing a charge against the accused B) Deny him bail forever C) Convict him immediately D) Send him to a Magistrate 19 / 50 Who can make rules for the guidance of Magistrates' Benches respecting the times and places of sitting? A) The District Magistrate B) The Government or the Chief Judicial Magistrate C) The Police Commissioner D) The Supreme Court 20 / 50 The Chief Judicial Magistrate shall be subordinate to the: A) High Court directly B) Sessions Judge C) District Magistrate D) Government 21 / 50 Under Section 249, when a 1st class Magistrate stops proceedings without pronouncing judgment, can the accused be tried again for the same offence? A) Only in a civil court B) No, it acts as a permanent acquittal C) Yes, because stopping proceedings under Sec 249 is not an acquittal D) Only if the High Court orders it 22 / 50 An officer requiring a bond from a witness shall deliver a copy thereof to: A) The jailer B) One of the persons who executed it C) The accused D) The media 23 / 50 Under Section 235(3), if several acts constitute one offence, but when combined constitute a DIFFERENT offence, the accused may be tried at one trial for: A) Only the separate acts B) Only the combined offence C) He must choose which to be tried for D) The combined offence AND any offence constituted by one or more of the acts 24 / 50 Who can transfer a case within the SAME sessions division (Section 526B)? A) The Sessions Judge B) The District Magistrate C) The Chief Judicial Magistrate D) The Police Commissioner 25 / 50 Under Section 526(6A), compensation for frivolous transfer applications to the High Court is: A) 500 Taka B) 10,000 Taka C) 5,000 Taka D) 1,000 Taka 26 / 50 Depositions taken in the accused's absence can be given in evidence later IF the deponent is: A) Dead or attendance causes unreasonable delay B) A minor C) A police officer D) Alive and present 27 / 50 Chief Judicial Magistrates are appointed from persons employed in the: A) Ministry of Law B) Bangladesh Judicial Service C) Bangladesh Civil Service (Administration) D) Bangladesh Police Service 28 / 50 In what language shall the charge be written? A) French B) Latin only C) Arabic only D) English or the language of the Court 29 / 50 Under Section 172, a police-officer making an investigation shall enter his proceedings day by day in a: A) Newspaper column B) Public blog C) Personal notebook D) Diary 30 / 50 Any offence NOT shown as bailable in the second schedule or made bailable by any other law is a: A) Summary offence B) Non-cognizable offence C) Non-bailable offence D) Compoundable offence 31 / 50 Can a person sentenced under Section 480, 485, or 485A appeal the conviction? A) Only to the President B) Yes, to the Court to which orders are ordinarily appealable C) Only if the fine is paid D) No 32 / 50 In a trial before a Court of Session, who opens the case for the prosecution (Section 265B)? A) The District Magistrate B) The Public Prosecutor C) The Investigating Officer D) The Complainant 33 / 50 Is an attempt to commit an offence considered the same kind of offence as the completed offence under Section 234? A) Yes B) Only for murder C) No D) Only for theft 34 / 50 To prosecute a pardoned accomplice for giving false evidence (perjury), whose sanction is strictly required? A) The High Court Division B) The Police C) The District Magistrate D) The Public Prosecutor 35 / 50 Who can require Postal or Telegraph authorities to deliver a document/parcel needed for an investigation? A) Any Executive Magistrate B) District Magistrate, CJM, CMM, High Court, or Court of Session C) An officer in charge of a police-station D) A private investigator 36 / 50 Under Section 140, when an order is made absolute, the Magistrate gives notice requiring the person to perform the act within a fixed time. If disobeyed, how can costs be recovered? A) By enslaving the person B) By deducting from their bank account directly C) By sale of the removed property or distress and sale of other movable property D) Costs cannot be recovered 37 / 50 Under Section 265-I, if the accused is NOT acquitted under 265H, what is he called upon to do? A) Confess B) Enter on his defence and adduce any evidence he may have C) Pay a fine D) Go to jail 38 / 50 Under Section 223, when must the charge contain particulars of the manner in which the offence was committed? A) Only in murder cases B) Never C) When particulars of time/place/person do not give the accused sufficient notice D) Always 39 / 50 Can the offence of mischief (Sections 426 and 427 of the Penal Code) be tried summarily? A) Only if public property is involved B) Yes C) Only by a Sessions Judge D) No 40 / 50 Imprisonment for failure to give security for good behaviour under Section 109 or 110 can be: A) Rigorous only B) Rigorous or simple as the Court/Magistrate directs C) Replaced by community service D) Simple only 41 / 50 According to Section 342 of the CrPC, for what purpose does the Court examine the accused without previously warning him? A) To punish him for lying B) To cross-examine him on behalf of the prosecution C) To extract a confession D) To enable the accused to explain any circumstances appearing in the evidence against him 42 / 50 Under Section 108(c), disseminating matter concerning a Judge that amounts to what offences can trigger security proceedings? A) Criminal intimidation or defamation B) Theft or robbery C) Fraud or forgery D) Murder or assault 43 / 50 Can a presiding Judge or Magistrate restrict public access to the Court under Section 352? A) Only the police can order this B) No, it must always be 100% open C) Only in cases involving foreigners D) Yes, he may order that the public generally or any particular person shall not have access 44 / 50 Under the proviso to Section 174(1), an investigation or report is NOT generally necessary if the death was caused by: A) Machinery B) Enemy action C) A wild animal D) Poison 45 / 50 Under Section 423(1)(a), in an appeal from an order of ACQUITTAL, the Appellate Court may: A) Order the accused to be retried B) All of the above C) Find him guilty and pass sentence on him D) Reverse such order and direct further inquiry 46 / 50 If an Appellate Court is hearing an appeal against an acquittal (Section 423(1)(a)), it can: A) All of the above B) Reverse the order and direct further inquiry C) Find him guilty and pass sentence on him D) Order the accused to be retried 47 / 50 Under Section 471, if acquitted on ground of lunacy but he COMMITTED the act, the Court shall: A) Detained in safe custody B) Released immediately C) Fined D) Sent to a regular prison 48 / 50 "Autrefois acquit" means: A) Previously convicted B) Previously acquitted C) Habeas corpus D) Guilty mind 49 / 50 When the accused appears after a surety applies for discharge (Sec 502), the Magistrate calls upon the accused to: A) Find other sufficient sureties B) Leave the district C) Pay a fine D) Confess 50 / 50 A Magistrate of the first class in a Metropolitan area shall be known as a: A) District Magistrate B) Executive Magistrate C) Chief Judicial Magistrate D) Metropolitan Magistrate Your score isThe average score is 42% 0% Send feedback Facebook X LinkedIn Pinterest Messenger Messenger WhatsApp Telegram Share via Email Print