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PPSC-Level MCQs on Trials in CrPC

Total questions: 40

Worksheet time: 20mins

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Class
Date
1.

Under which sections of CrPC are Trials before Court of Session provided?

a)

238–250

b)

251–259

c)

265-A to 265-L

d)

260–265

2.

“Warrant Case” means an offence punishable with—

a)

Death or imprisonment exceeding two years

b)

Fine only

c)

Imprisonment not exceeding two years

d)

Imprisonment not exceeding six months

3.

A “Summons Case” means an offence punishable with—

a)

Imprisonment not exceeding two years

b)

Imprisonment exceeding two years

c)

Death penalty

d)

Life imprisonment

4.

A “Summary Trial” may be held for offences punishable up to—

a)

Six months imprisonment

b)

One year imprisonment

c)

Two years imprisonment

d)

Life imprisonment

5.

Trial before a Court of Session begins after—

a)

Case is sent by Magistrate under Section 193 CrPC

b)

FIR is registered

c)

Appeal is filed

d)

Judgment is passed

6.

Sections 238–250 of CrPC deal with—

a)

Trial of Warrant Cases by Magistrates

b)

Trial before Court of Session

c)

Summons Trial

d)

Summary Trial

7.

Sections 251–259 CrPC deal with—

a)

Summons Cases

b)

Warrant Cases

c)

Summary Trials

d)

Sessions Trials

8.

Sections 260–265 CrPC deal with—

a)

Summary Trials

b)

Warrant Trials

c)

Sessions Trials

d)

Appeals

9.

Under Section 260, a Magistrate can hold a Summary Trial only if—

a)

Empowered by High Court

b)

Authorized by District Police Officer

c)

Permitted by Sessions Judge

d)

Directed by complainant

10.

Maximum imprisonment a Magistrate can award in a Summary Trial is—

a)

3 months

b)

6 months

c)

1 year

d)

2 years

11.

The term “Trial before Court of Session” is defined in CrPC—

a)

Sections 265-A to 265-L

b)

Sections 251–259

c)

Sections 173–180

d)

Sections 374–380

12.

The procedure for framing of charge in Sessions Trial is given in—

a)

Section 265-E

b)

Section 265-D

c)

Section 265-F

d)

Section 265-H

13.

Plea of accused in Sessions Trial is recorded under—

a)

Section 265-F

b)

Section 265-E

c)

Section 265-D

d)

Section 342

14.

Judgment in a Sessions Trial is delivered under—

a)

Section 265-H

b)

Section 265-E

c)

Section 244

d)

Section 250

15.

Supply of copies of statements and documents to accused is ensured under—

a)

Section 265-D

b)

Section 265-C

c)

Section 265-E

d)

Section 241

16.

In Warrant Trial by Magistrate on police report, charge is framed under—

a)

Section 242

b)

Section 241

c)

Section 238

d)

Section 265-E

17.

In Summons Trial, no formal charge is framed—

a)

True

b)

False

18.

Trial of Warrant Case otherwise than on police report is governed by—

a)

Sections 244–250

b)

Sections 251–259

c)

Sections 265-A–L

d)

Sections 260–265

19.

In Summary Trials, record is—

a)

Very brief

b)

Detailed

c)

Not maintained

d)

Verified by police

20.

“Charge” means—

a)

A precise statement of the offence alleged

b)

Amount of fine

c)

Statement of witness

d)

FIR

21.

After framing charge, the accused is asked—

a)

Whether he pleads guilty or not guilty

b)

To produce witnesses

c)

To submit application

d)

To pay fine

22.

Prosecution evidence in Sessions Trial is recorded under—

a)

Section 265-F

b)

Section 265-D

c)

Section 265-G

d)

Section 342

23.

Statement of accused is recorded under—

a)

Section 342

b)

Section 265-F

c)

Section 364

d)

Section 340

24.

In which type of trial can punishment of death be awarded?

a)

Sessions Trial

b)

Warrant Trial

c)

Summons Trial

d)

Summary Trial

25.

Summary trials are suitable for—

a)

Petty offences

b)

Murder cases

c)

Robbery

d)

Rape

26.

A Magistrate can try a case summarily if punishment does not exceed—

a)

6 months

b)

1 year

c)

2 years

d)

3 years

27.

Trial before a Court of Session cannot begin unless case is—

a)

Sent by Magistrate under Section 193 CrPC

b)

Sent by High Court

c)

Reported by police only

d)

Ordered by accused

28.

Section 265-G CrPC deals with—

a)

Arguments

b)

Framing of charge

c)

Supply of copies

d)

Judgment

29.

Trial means—

a)

Judicial examination of evidence to decide guilt or innocence

b)

Police investigation

c)

Cross-examination only

d)

Registration of FIR

30.

Summary trial record is signed by—

a)

Magistrate

b)

Prosecutor

c)

Complainant

d)

Police officer

31.

Warrant trial procedure on police report starts after—

a)

Supply of copies under Section 241

b)

Recording of FIR

c)

Appeal

d)

Conviction

32.

In Summons Trial, if accused pleads guilty—

a)

Magistrate may convict him

b)

Magistrate must call witnesses

c)

Case goes to Sessions Court

d)

Case dismissed automatically

33.

In Summary Trial, detailed record of evidence is—

a)

Not required

b)

Mandatory

c)

Certified by Sessions Judge

d)

Attached with challan

34.

Which type of trial does not require framing of charge?

a)

Summons Trial

b)

Warrant Trial

c)

Sessions Trial

d)

None

35.

The primary objective of Summary Trials is—

a)

Speedy disposal of petty cases

b)

Punishment enhancement

c)

Police empowerment

d)

Civil justice

36.

If offence is serious and punishable with life imprisonment, case is tried by—

a)

Court of Session

b)

Magistrate

c)

Special Executive Officer

d)

Civil Court

37.

If accused is acquitted in Sessions Trial, prosecution can—

a)

File appeal against acquittal

b)

Punish directly

c)

Close court

d)

Retire

38.

In Summary Trial, maximum sentence Magistrate may pass is—

a)

3 months

b)

6 months

c)

12 months

d)

24 months

39.

Trial procedure of Sessions Court is applicable only when—

a)

Offence is exclusively triable by Court of Session

b)

FIR is registered

c)

Complaint is withdrawn

d)

Accused confesses

40.

In which case are Sections 260–265 CrPC applicable?

a)

Summary Trial

b)

Warrant Trial

c)

Summons Trial

d)

Session Trial

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