BNSS CHAPTER -2 CONSTITUION OF CRIMINAL COURTS AND OFFICES Section 6

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1. As per provisions of Criminal Procedure Code, 1973, Court of Sessions, Judicial Magistrate of First Class, Metropolitan Magistrates and Executive Magistrate are class of

[UP HJS 2018]

a) Revenue Courts

b) Civil Courts

c) Administrative Courts

d) Criminal Courts

2. In sub- section 24 of the CrPC, after the words "Public Prosecutor" the words inserted are -

[UP APO 2009]

a) one or more additional public prosecutors

b) two or more additional public prosecutors

c) at least five additional public prosecutors

d) None of the above

3. The experience required to be appointed as Special Public Prosecutor

[CJS 2003,DJS 2008]

a) 20 years

b) 10 years

c) 7 years

d) 5 year

4. In which of the following Sections there is a provision for Director of Prosecution ?

[JHAR APO 2012]

a) Section 25A CRPC

b) Section 25B CRPC

c) Section 25C CRPC

d) None of the above

5. Who can appoint a police officer as an assistant public prosecutor for courts of Magistrates ?

[JCJ 2000]

a) Superintendent of Police

b) District and Sessions Judge

c) District Magistrate

d) High Court on the request of the State Government

6. The local jurisdiction of Judicial Magistrate is under the control of

[MP APPO 2009]

a) State Government

b) High Court

c) Chief Judicial Magistrate

d) Both (b) and (c)

7. Under which of the Criminal Procedure Code Assistant Public Prosecutors may be appointed:

[MP APPO 2009]

a) Section 23

b) Section 24

c) Section 25

d) None of these

8. State Government may, by notification. declare any area to be metropolitan area for the purpose of the Code of Criminal Procedure whose population exceeds -

[MP PCS 2001]

a) Ten lakhs

b) Five lakhs

c) Seven lakhs

d) Three lakhs

9. A person shall be eligible to be appointed as an Additional Public Prosecutor only if he has been in practice as an advocate for not less than

[MP PCS 2001]

a) Five years

b) Six years

c) Seven years

d) Three years

10. The Central Government or the State Government may appoint for the purposes of any case or class of cases Special Public Prosecutor a person who has been in practical as advocate for not less than

[MP PCS 2001]

a) Five

b) Seven

c) Eight

d) Ten

11. No person can be appointed public prosecutor for a district, unless his name is in the list of

[MP PCS 1998, CJS 2008]

a) Law Secretary

b) High Court

c) District Magistrate

d) Superintendent of Police

12. Who is authorized to appoint Public Prosecutor for a District ?

[CJS 2018, UJS 2010]

a) High Court

b) State Government

c) District Judge

d) District Magistrate

13. Judges in Court of Session are appointed by :

[CJS 2016]

a) District Judge

b) Law Minister

c) Supreme Court

d) High Court

14. Police officer can be appointed an Asst Public Prosecutor, provided:

[CJS 2016]

a) he is below the rank of Inspector

b) he has taken part in investigation

c) he is in the rank of Superintendent of Police

d) he is not below the rank of Inspector and has not been part of investigation

15. Section 6 of CrPC provides

[CJS 2014]

a) Territorial jurisdiction

b) Classes of criminal courts

c) Jurisdiction of criminal courts

d) Power of magistrate

16. Under which Section of the Code of Criminal Procedure, Directorate of Prosecution has been established ?

[Chhat ADPPO 2008]

a) Section 25

b) Section 25A

c) Section 16A

d) Section 451

17. Director of Prosecution shall function under the administrative control of

[Chhat ADPPO 2008]

a) Supreme Court

b) High Court

c) Home Minister

d) Head of the Home Department in State

18. Which of the following is the highest criminal court in India ?

[Chhat ADPPO 2008]

a) Supreme Court

b) High Courts

c) Court of Session

d) Chief Metropolitan Magistrate

19. The experience required to be appointed as Special Public Prosecutor

[CJS 2003, DJS 2008]

a) 20 years

b) 10 years

c) 7 years

d) 5 years

20. The experience required to be appointed as Special Public Prosecutor

[CJS 2003, DJS 2008]

a) 20 years

b) 10 years

c) 7 years

d) 5 years

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BNSS CHAPTER -2 CONSTITUION OF CRIMINAL COURTS AND OFFICES Section 6 – 25A

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