Test 2 - pakarbiter

Q1. According to Section 51 Cr.P.C., what must be done with articles found on the arrested person (excluding necessary wearing apparel)?

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A. They must be returned to the arrested person immediately

B. They shall be placed in safe custody

C. They are to be destroyed instantly

D. They must be sold and the money deposited in government treasury

Q2. If the name and residence of the arrested person are not ascertained within 24 hours or he fails to furnish bond or sureties:

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A. He must be forwarded to the nearest Magistrate having jurisdiction

B. He should be released immediately

C. He must be handed over to local authorities for exile

D. The police can detain him for another 48 hours

Q3. Under Section 56 Cr.P.C., when a subordinate is deputed to arrest without warrant, what must he do before making the arrest?

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A. Arrest silently and report later to the officer in charge

B. Immediately handcuff the person without explanation

C. Wait for a magistrate to confirm the arrest in writing

D. Notify the substance of the written order to the person and show the order if required

Q4. According to Section 59(1) Cr.P.C., a private person may arrest:

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A. Only if directed by a magistrate

B. Any suspicious-looking person in public

C. Any person committing a non-bailable and cognizable offence or any proclaimed offender

D. Anyone violating traffic rules

Q5. Which of the following can also be arrested without warrant under Section 54 Cr.P.C.?

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A. A person proclaimed as an offender

B. A person accused of a civil wrong

C. A witness who refuses to appear

D. A person not cooperating in an inquiry

Q6. Under Section 54 Cr.P.C., a police officer may arrest without warrant:

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A. Any person reasonably suspected of being involved in a cognizable offence

B. Only after approval from the Magistrate

C. Only persons involved in non-cognizable offences

D. Any person who fails to show ID

Q7. A person found with house-breaking tools without lawful excuse can:

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A. Be arrested only after committing a theft

B. Only be searched, not arrested

C. Be arrested without a warrant under Section 54

D. Not be arrested unless a complaint is lodged

Q8. The maximum period a person arrested without warrant can be detained without a special magistrate’s order is:

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A. Until the police decide to release

B. Forty-eight hours

C. Twenty-four hours exclusive of time reasonably required under the circumstances

D. Seventy-two hours

Q9. Under Section 55 Cr.P.C., who can be arrested by the Officer Incharge of a police station?

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A. Only those with a prior conviction

B. Any person walking alone at night

C. A person taking precautions to conceal his presence with intent to commit a cognizable offence

D. A person who has filed a complaint against

Q10. A police officer making an arrest without warrant must:

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A. Keep the person at the police station for questioning for 48 hours

B. Take or send the person arrested before a Magistrate having jurisdiction or the officer in charge of a police-station without unnecessary delay

C. Release the person if no complaint is received within 24 hours

D. Only inform the nearest magistrate by phone

Q11. Under Section 57 Cr.P.C., a person who refuses to give his name and residence after committing a non-cognizable offence:

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A. Can only be fined on the spot

B. Can be detained for up to 7 days

C. Must be let go with a verbal warning

D. May be arrested to ascertain his identity

Q12. According to Section 62 Cr.P.C., officers in charge of police-stations must report:

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A. All persons arrested without warrant, whether admitted to bail or not, to the District Superintendent of Police and Zila Nazim/District Public Safety Commission

B. Only persons involved in cognizable offences

C. Only foreign nationals arrested within the station

D. Only those detained for more than 12 hours

Q13. According to Section 55 Cr.P.C., a person may be arrested if:

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A. He is a relative of an accused person

B. He refuses to answer questions from the police

C. He changes his residence frequently

D. He has no ostensible means of subsistence or cannot give a satisfactory account of himself

Q14. Under Section 51 Cr.P.C., when can a police officer search an arrested person?

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A. When the accused requests to be searched

B. Only when the person resists arrest

C. Only if the magistrate gives permission

D. When the arrest is made under a warrant and the person cannot furnish bail

Q15. Under Section 53 Cr.P.C., what must be done with offensive weapons taken from an arrested person?

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A. They must be delivered to the Court or officer before whom the arrested person is produced

B. They must be returned to the accused after questioning

C. They should be destroyed immediately

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Q16. A police officer can arrest without warrant under Section 54 Cr.P.C. if:

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A. The person is found sleeping in a public place

B. The accused is not answering questions properly

C. A requisition for arrest is received from another police officer specifying the offence

D. The person speaks against the government

Q17. According to Section 58 Cr.P.C., a police officer may pursue an offender:

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A. Only if accompanied by the complainant

B. Only within the boundaries of his own police station

C. Only after obtaining permission from a Magistrate

D. Into any place in Pakistan, including across jurisdictions

Q18. Under Section 54 Cr.P.C., a police officer may arrest without warrant:

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A. Any person reasonably suspected of being involved in a cognizable offence

B. Only persons involved in non-cognizable offences

C. Any person who fails to show ID

D. Only after approval from the Magistrate

Q19. If a person arrested by a private person does not appear to have committed any offence:

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A. He can be questioned privately for 24 hours

B. He shall be at once released

C. He must be detained until police arrive

D. He should be handed over to a local elder

Q20. According to Section 52 Cr.P.C., how should the search of a woman be conducted?

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A. By another woman, with strict regard to decency

B. In a public place, to maintain transparency

C. Only in the presence of a male family member

D. By any officer available at the scene

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