CRPC Flashcards
What does CRPC stand for?
Code of Criminal Procedure
In which year was the CRPC enacted in India?
1973
True or False: CRPC applies to all criminal cases in India.
True
What is the primary purpose of the CRPC?
To provide a procedural framework for the administration of criminal justice.
Which part of the Indian Constitution empowers the CRPC?
Article 21
Fill in the blank: The CRPC outlines the process for _____ and _____ of criminal cases.
investigation; trial
What is the role of a magistrate under the CRPC?
To oversee criminal proceedings and ensure justice.
Multiple Choice: Which section of the CRPC deals with the powers of police officers?
Section 154
What is the significance of Section 41 of the CRPC?
It outlines the conditions under which a police officer may arrest without a warrant.
True or False: The CRPC allows for bail in all types of offenses.
False
What is the maximum duration for which a person can be detained without trial under the CRPC?
90 days for non-bailable offenses
Fill in the blank: The CRPC provides for _____ to ensure victims are represented in criminal cases.
legal aid
Which section of the CRPC discusses the procedure for the arrest of a person?
Section 41
What does Section 154 of the CRPC pertain to?
Filing of First Information Report (FIR)
Multiple Choice: Under the CRPC, who has the authority to release a person on bail?
Magistrate
True or False: The CRPC applies uniformly across all states in India.
True
What is the procedure for conducting a trial in a criminal case as per the CRPC?
The trial is conducted in a structured manner, following the provisions set out in the CRPC.
Fill in the blank: Under CRPC, a person can file a _____ against an unlawful arrest.
Writ petition
What is the purpose of Section 161 of the CRPC?
To allow police officers to examine witnesses during an investigation.
Multiple Choice: Which section deals with the provision of a search warrant?
Section 93
What is the ‘right to silence’ as per the CRPC?
A suspect cannot be compelled to answer questions that may incriminate them.
True or False: A charge sheet must be filed within 60 days of arrest in non-bailable offenses.
True
What role does the Public Prosecutor play under the CRPC?
To represent the state in criminal cases.
Fill in the blank: The CRPC allows for _____ appeal against conviction.
criminal