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Category: Code of Criminal Procedure (CrPC)

CODE OF CRIMINAL PROCEDURE (CrPC) – MCQS FOR PREPARATION

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Under Section 265-G, if accused does not produce defence evidence, sequence of arguments is:

A. Accused first
B. Prosecutor first then accused
C. Simultaneous
D. Judge first

In appealable summary cases, Magistrate must record:

A. FIR only
B. Substance of evidence & judgment
C. Police diary
D. Charge sheet

Under Section 265-H, conviction is subject to:

A. Appeal
B. Revision
C. Bail
D. Section 265-I

Under Section 260 CrPC, which judicial authority may try cases summarily?

A. Any Magistrate
B. First Class Magistrate specially empowered
C. Sessions Judge
D. Civil Judge

Summary trial cannot be conducted for offences punishable with:

A. Fine only
B. Up to 1 year imprisonment
C. Death or over 6 months imprisonment
D. Bailable offences

During summary trial, if Magistrate finds case unsuitable for summary procedure, he must:

A. Dismiss case
B. Refer to Sessions
C. Recall witnesses & rehear normally
D. Acquit accused

Under Section 261, Provincial Government may empower which Bench for summary trial?

A. Sessions Bench
B. Bench of Second/Third Class Magistrates
C. Civil Bench
D. District Judge

Under Section 161, witness is bound to answer except:

A. All questions
B. Political questions
C. Self-incriminating questions
D. Irrelevant questions