- Which section primarily deals with the establishment of Courts of Judicial Magistrates?
- (A) Section 6
- (B) Section 7
- (C) Section 9
- (D) Section 8
- The designation of Chief Judicial Magistrate and Additional Chief Judicial Magistrate is covered under which section?
- (A) Section 8
- (B) Section 10
- (C) Section 11
- (D) Section 12
- The concept of Executive Magistrates is defined in which section of the Sanhita?
- (A) Section 12
- (B) Section 13
- (C) Section 14
- (D) Section 15
- The appointment and role of Public Prosecutors is detailed in:
- (A) Section 19
- (B) Section 20
- (C) Section 18
- (D) Section 16
- Which section outlines the establishment of the Directorate of Prosecution?
- (A) Section 18
- (B) Section 19
- (C) Section 20
- (D) Section 21
- Which authority’s sentencing power is addressed in Section 22, alongside that of Sessions Judges?
- (A) Chief Judicial Magistrate
- (B) High Courts
- (C) Executive Magistrate
- (D) Judicial Magistrate First Class
- Section 24 specifies the sentence that can be passed in default of fine. This power belongs to:
- (A) High Court
- (B) Sessions Court
- (C) Magistrates
- (D) Public Prosecutor
- The provisions for passing a Sentence in cases of conviction of several offences at one trial are found in:
- (A) Section 23
- (B) Section 25
- (C) Section 26
- (D) Section 27
- The Subordination of Judicial Magistrates is covered under which section?
- (A) Section 10
- (B) Section 12
- (C) Section 13
- (D) Section 17
- Withdrawal of powers previously conferred on Magistrates is addressed in which section?
- (A) Section 26
- (B) Section 27
- (C) Section 28
- (D) Section 29
- The Public has a duty to assist Magistrates and police, as outlined in:
- (A) Section 30
- (B) Section 31
- (C) Section 32
- (D) Section 33
- The power of superior officers of police is defined in:
- (A) Section 30
- (B) Section 31
- (C) Section 34
- (D) Section 35
- The section that makes it mandatory for the Public to give information of certain offences is:
- (A) Section 31
- (B) Section 32
- (C) Section 33
- (D) Section 34
- When police may arrest without warrant is specified in:
- (A) Section 35
- (B) Section 36
- (C) Section 37
- (D) Section 38
- The right of an arrested person to meet an advocate of his choice during interrogation is specifically guaranteed in:
- (A) Section 36
- (B) Section 38
- (C) Section 47
- (D) Section 48
- Which section deals with Arrest by a private person and the subsequent procedure?
- (A) Section 39
- (B) Section 40
- (C) Section 41
- (D) Section 42
- Which section protects members of Armed Forces from arrest?
- (A) Section 40
- (B) Section 41
- (C) Section 42
- (D) Section 43
- The section that imposes the obligation on the person making arrest to inform a relative or friend about the arrest is:
- (A) Section 47
- (B) Section 48
- (C) Section 49
- (D) Section 50
- The examination of an accused by a medical practitioner at the request of a police officer is provided under:
- (A) Section 50
- (B) Section 51
- (C) Section 52
- (D) Section 53
- The fundamental rule that a person arrested not to be detained more than twenty-four hours is codified in:
- (A) Section 57
- (B) Section 58
- (C) Section 59
- (D) Section 62
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