Code Of Criminal Procedure - Practice Test

(A) Six months

(B) Twelve months

(C) Thirty six months

(D) No limitation

(A) Six months

(A) Custodial Deaths

(B) Encounter Deaths

(C) Rape cases

(D) Juvenile offenders

(B) Encounter Deaths

(A) The separation of the Legislature from the Executive

(B) The separation of the Judiciary from the Executive

(C) The separation of the Revenue work from the Executive

(D) To provide judicial powers to the Executive Magistrates

(B) The separation of the Judiciary from the Executive

(A) Can be reviewed by the court issuing the summons

(B) Cannot be reviewed by the Magistrate as under the Criminal Procedure Code the Magistrate has no powers to review the order

(C) Can only be revised by the Court of Sessions or the High Court

(D) Both B and C are correct

(A) Can be reviewed by the court issuing the summons

(A) Accused person is not a competent witness

(B) Accused can be punished if he gives false answer in examination Section 313 Criminal Procedure Code

(C) Conviction can be based upon evidence partly recorded by one magistrate and partly recorded by another magistrate

(D) Compounding of offence under section 320(8) Criminal Procedure Code does not have effect of acquittal

(C) Conviction can be based upon evidence partly recorded by one magistrate and partly recorded by another magistrate

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