Cr P C 1

In Cognizable offence

• Police may arrest with warrant

• Police can arrest may arrest without warrant

• Police has no authority to arrest

In CrPC, bailable and non bailable offences are shown in

• section 437

• first schedule

• 436

• second shcedule

the 'precise formulation of the specific accusation made against a person' is ...

• accusation

• allegation

• charge

• offence

All the proceeding in the code (CrPC ) for the collection of evidence conducted by a police officer or by any person (other than magistrate) is...

• inquiry

• trial

• investigation

• criminal proceeding

Section 2(d) complaint means any allegation made to ...

• magistrate

• judge

• police

• court

'FIR' means

• First Inquiry Report

• First Information Report

• First Investigation Report

• First Information Receipt

An 'investigation' can be made by

• court

• police

• both court and police

• executive magistrate

Provision for 'police may arrest without warrant, is mentioned in section .... of CrPC

• 40

• 41

• 41A

• 42

Under section 41 (b), police office while making arrest has to give reasons in writing.

• True

• False

• Not necessary.

• Only when court ask to do so.

A ...... may arrest or cause to be arrested any person who in his presence commits a non bailable and cognizable offence.

• magistrate

• police

• private person

• all these