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 195(5), if a superior authority orders the withdrawal of a public servant's complaint, the Court shall: A) Fine the superior authority B) Take no further proceedings on the complaint C) Ask for High Court permission D) Ignore the withdrawal 2 / 50 Which judges are ex-officio Justices of the Peace for the whole of Bangladesh? A) Metropolitan Magistrates B) Chief Judicial Magistrates C) Judges of the Supreme Court D) Sessions Judges 3 / 50 The expression "Magistrate of the district" shall be deemed to mean: A) District Magistrate B) Chief Judicial Magistrate C) Executive Magistrate D) Subordinate Magistrate 4 / 50 A judgment in a criminal trial MUST contain: A) The decision thereon B) The reasons for the decision C) The points for determination D) All of the above 5 / 50 If the accused refuses to answer questions put by the Court under Section 342, or gives false answers, does he render himself liable to punishment for that refusal/falsity? A) Only if he is under oath B) Yes, for contempt of court C) Yes, for perjury D) No, he shall not render himself liable to punishment 6 / 50 If Magistrate NOT empowered attaches/sells property (Sec 88), proceedings are: A) Sent to HC B) Void (Section 530(a)) C) Civil matter D) Valid 7 / 50 The bond executed under this chapter binds the person to: A) Pay taxes B) Keep the peace or be of good behaviour C) Remain in the country D) Report to the police daily 8 / 50 A is put in fear of injury in Court X's jurisdiction and induced to deliver property in Court Y's jurisdiction. Where can extortion be tried? A) Only X B) Only Y C) None of the above D) Either X or Y 9 / 50 Section 98 also allows for a house search for obscene objects referred to in which section of the Penal Code? A) Section 144 B) Section 292 C) Section 302 D) Section 420 10 / 50 Which of the following are ex-officio Justices of the Peace for the whole of Bangladesh? A) Superintendents of Police B) Judges of the Supreme Court C) District Magistrates D) Members of Parliament 11 / 50 Under Section 165, an investigating officer can search a place without a warrant if he has reasonable grounds for believing the thing cannot be obtained without: A) Undue delay B) High cost C) Resistance D) Media attention 12 / 50 Can the report of the deputed person under Section 148 be read as evidence in the case? A) Yes B) Only if both parties agree C) No D) Only if sworn on oath 13 / 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) Declare martial law C) Do so, and thenceforward obey the Magistrate's instructions D) Arrest the Magistrate 14 / 50 If the law does NOT give the offence a specific name, what must be stated in the charge? A) A random name B) So much of the definition of the offence to give the accused notice of the matter C) Nothing D) Only the section number 15 / 50 For the purposes of Chapter XIV, "judicial custody" means: A) Custody under the CID B) Custody of an accused in jail or other non-police custody under the order of a Court/Magistrate C) Custody in the police station lockup D) Custody in a safe house 16 / 50 What must be attached to the affidavit used as proof of service under Section 74? A) A copy of the FIR B) A duplicate of the summons properly endorsed C) A medical certificate D) The officer's ID card 17 / 50 Under Section 265-I, if the accused is NOT acquitted under 265H, what is he called upon to do? A) Enter on his defence and adduce any evidence he may have B) Go to jail C) Pay a fine D) Confess 18 / 50 A is charged with causing grievous hurt (Sec 325). He proves grave and sudden provocation. Can he be convicted of the minor offence (Sec 335)? A) Yes, although not charged with it B) No, he must be acquitted C) No, he must be charged anew D) Yes, but only with Supreme Court approval 19 / 50 The requirement that a Criminal Court is an "open Court" (Section 352) ensures: A) Transparency and public access to trials B) That the media can broadcast live C) That lawyers can leave anytime D) That it is held outdoors 20 / 50 Can a police officer use Section 54 to arrest a person for the purpose of preventive detention under any law? A) Yes B) Only during elections C) No D) Only with SP's approval 21 / 50 Can a person who is a subject of a foreign state be appointed as a Justice of the Peace? A) Yes, if they are lawyers B) Only with UN permission C) No D) Yes 22 / 50 If a person is arrested from a place other than his residence, the police must notify a nominated relative or friend within: A) 6 hours B) 12 hours C) 24 hours D) 48 hours 23 / 50 A conditional order under Section 133 requires the person to perform an act or to: A) Appear and move to have the order set aside or modified B) Pay a fine immediately C) Surrender to the police D) Leave the country 24 / 50 If the fine under Section 480 is not paid, what is the default punishment? A) 100 lashes B) Simple imprisonment up to one month C) Solitary confinement D) Rigorous imprisonment for 6 months 25 / 50 Can a person who violated their pardon be tried JOINTLY with the other accused in the main case? A) Only if the judge allows it B) Yes, to save time C) Only in a summary trial D) No, such person shall not be tried jointly with any of the other accused 26 / 50 According to Section 496, getting bail in a "Bailable Offence" is: A) A matter of right for the accused B) Only allowed by the High Court C) A matter of the Magistrate's discretion D) Impossible without a lawyer 27 / 50 A is charged with possessing counterfeit coin knowing it to be counterfeit, but the word "fraudulently" is omitted. Is the error automatically material? A) Yes, the case must be dismissed B) Only if A points it out immediately C) Yes, words cannot be omitted D) No, unless it appears that A was in fact misled by this omission 28 / 50 The Magistrate (CJM/1st class) receiving proceedings under Section 349 can inflict a punishment: A) Unlimited B) As severe as a Sessions Judge C) Not more severe than he is empowered to inflict under sections 32 and 33 D) Only a fine 29 / 50 Can a Magistrate take cognizance of an offence solely upon his own suspicion? A) Yes, under Section 190(1)(c) B) No, never C) Only in murder cases D) Only if the police confirm it 30 / 50 If a Magistrate finds a right of user exists under Section 147, he may make an order: A) Charging a toll fee B) Forcing the owner to sell C) Prohibiting any interference with the exercise of such right D) Cancelling the right 31 / 50 Can a person be arrested and put in civil prison for failing to pay a fine under a Collector's warrant (Section 386)? A) Yes B) Only if he hides his assets C) No (proviso to Section 386(3)) D) Only for 6 months 32 / 50 What happens if a surety dies BEFORE the bond is forfeited? A) Family must pay B) Estate is liable C) Estate is discharged from all liability D) Accused is arrested 33 / 50 Under Section 399(1), if a person under the age of fifteen years is sentenced to imprisonment, where may the Court direct him to be confined? A) An adult criminal jail B) A maximum-security prison C) A police station lockup D) A reformatory established by the Government 34 / 50 "Upazila" is defined according to which Act? A) Village Courts Act, 2006 B) Local Government Act, 2009 C) Upazila Parisad Act, 1998 D) District Act, 1898 35 / 50 If a Public Prosecutor withdraws BEFORE a charge is framed, the accused is: A) Acquitted B) Remanded C) Discharged D) Fined 36 / 50 Under Section 524, if no claim is established and legal acquisition not shown, property is: A) Destroyed B) Given to the poor C) At the disposal of the Government D) Given to the police officer 37 / 50 Section 190(1)(a) requires a complaint of: A) Police negligence B) Future crimes C) Facts which constitute such offence D) Hearsay 38 / 50 Does the Code of Criminal Procedure, 1898 affect any special jurisdiction or power conferred by any other law? A) No, in the absence of any specific provision to the contrary B) Yes, it overrides all laws C) Only in Metropolitan areas D) Only if the High Court directs 39 / 50 Which of the following details must be stated in a security endorsement on a warrant? A) The amount of the bond B) Number of sureties C) All of the above D) The time to attend before the Court 40 / 50 Under Section 249, who can stop proceedings without pronouncing any judgment in a case instituted otherwise than upon complaint? A) A Metropolitan Magistrate or Magistrate of the first class B) A Magistrate of the third class independently C) The complainant D) A police sub-inspector 41 / 50 Functions that are administrative or executive in nature, such as granting or cancelling a licence, shall be exercisable by a/an: A) Public Prosecutor B) Executive Magistrate C) Sessions Judge D) Judicial Magistrate 42 / 50 A death sentence from a Court of Session is submitted to the High Court Division. The High Court decides to take additional evidence. Can it direct the Court of Session to take this evidence? A) Only if the accused agrees B) No, it must take it itself C) Yes (Section 375) D) No, it must ask the police 43 / 50 Which of the following offences is compoundable WITHOUT the permission of the Court (Table in Sec 345(1))? A) Theft (Sec 379) B) Wrongfully confining a person (Sec 342) C) Criminal breach of trust (Sec 406) D) Cheating (Sec 417) 44 / 50 Sanctioning a prosecution or withdrawing from a prosecution is considered what type of function? A) Investigative B) Legislative C) Judicial D) Administrative or executive 45 / 50 Who may empower any Magistrate of the second or third class to take cognizance under clauses (a) or (b) of Section 190(1)? A) The Police Commissioner B) The Government, and subject to High Court Division orders, the Chief Judicial Magistrate C) Only the President D) The Sessions Judge 46 / 50 If demanded by the person being arrested, the executing officer must: A) Remove handcuffs B) Show him the warrant C) Allow them to make a phone call D) Take them home first 47 / 50 During the prosecution's evidence stage (Section 265G), the Court may permit the cross-examination of a witness to be: A) Deferred until other witnesses have been examined B) Skipped entirely C) Handled by the police D) Done in writing only 48 / 50 Under Section 528(2), CMM or CJM may withdraw any case from: A) Any Magistrate subordinate B) The Sessions Court C) A Civil Court D) The High Court 49 / 50 If an offence is a continuing one, committed in more than one local area, it may be tried: A) Only where it started B) By a Special Tribunal C) Only where it ended D) By a Court having jurisdiction over any of such local areas 50 / 50 Section 381 states the Court of Session shall "cause such order to be carried into effect". This refers to the order of: A) The District Magistrate B) The Medical Board C) The High Court Division confirming the death sentence D) The police Your score isThe average score is 37% 0% Send feedback Facebook X LinkedIn Pinterest Messenger Messenger WhatsApp Telegram Share via Email Print
