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Under Section 157, report of suspected cognizable offence must be sent to:
A. SHO
B. Sessions Judge
C. Concerned Magistrate
D. Civil Court
If accused pleads guilty under Section 265-E, Court:
A. Must acquit
B. Must send for trial
C. May convict in discretion
D. Must call evidence
Section 265-I deals with procedure in case of:
A. Bail
B. Revision
C. Previous conviction
D. Appeal
Section 173(5) requires police to produce:
A. Accused only
B. Diary
C. Witnesses
D. FIR copy
Under Section 167(3), Magistrate must record reasons when authorizing:
A. Judicial custody
B. Bail
C. Police custody
D. Fine
Under Section 140, once order becomes absolute, Magistrate must:
A. Cancel order
B. Issue compliance notice
C. Arrest accused
D. Refer to High Court
Under Section 123, imprisonment ends when:
A. Fine paid
B. Appeal filed
C. Bond furnished or term ends
D. Police release
In summary trial, sentence of imprisonment exceeding three months:
A. Allowed with approval
B. Not permissible
C. Allowed in appeal
D. Permissible by Sessions
Attempt to commit offences listed in Section 260 may be tried summarily when:
A. Always
B. When attempt is itself an offence
C. Only by Sessions Court
D. When accused admits guilt
Preventive action under Chapter XIII is primarily:
A. Investigative
B. Punitive
C. Preventive
D. Appellate
Under Section 265-H, conviction is subject to:
A. Appeal
B. Revision
C. Bail
D. Section 265-I
Section 151 arrest does not require:
A. FIR
B. Warrant
C. Investigation report
D. Bail refusal
Under Section 265-D, Court frames charge after:
A. FIR registration
B. Arrest
C. Sufficient ground to proceed
D. Prosecution request
Section 160 allows police to require attendance of persons within:
A. Entire province
B. District only
C. Own or adjoining station limits
D. Court limits
Imprisonment for failure to give security for keeping peace shall be:
A. Rigorous
B. Simple
C. Civil prison
D. Detention only
Section 166 allows search in another police station jurisdiction when:
A. Court orders
B. Accused absconds
C. Delay risks destruction
D. Media report
Under Section 265-I, if accused denies previous conviction:
A. Ignore charge
B. Acquit accused
C. Refer to High Court
D. Take evidence & record finding
Inquest under Section 174 must be conducted in presence of:
A. Police only
B. Magistrate only
C. Two respectable persons
D. Accused
If injunction is disobeyed, Magistrate may:
A. File FIR only
B. Take preventive measures
C. Wait
D. Refer to Sessions
Under Section 265-K, power to acquit at any stage requires:
A. Accused request only
B. Prosecution consent
C. High Court order
D. Judicial satisfaction & recorded reasons
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