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4. Executive Magistrate are under control and subordinate to:(CO1/D1/B1)

JECRC University, Jaipur a. Sessions Court b. High Court
Summer Ist In-Sem Examination: 2023 c. Metropolitan Magistrate d. State Government

Subject: Code of Criminal Procedure – I [BAL049A/BBL049A/BCL049A/BSL049A] 5. Every Metropolitan Magistrate shall, subject to the general control of
Chief Judicial Magistrate, be subordinate to the Chief Metropolitan
Time: 1.5 hrs Maximum marks: 50
Magistrate.(CO1/D1/B1)
Instructions: a. True b. False

1. Attempt all the questions. 6. Special Judicial Magistrates shall be appointed by the High Court on the
2. Illustrate your answer with suitable examples and case laws, wherever request of:(CO1/D1/B1)
necessary. a. State government b. Sessions Judge
3. Write relevant question numbers before writing the answer. c. Chief Judicial Magistrate d. Chief Metropolitan Magistrate

CO1: Have understanding of important definitions provided in Code of Criminal 7. Every Court of Session shall be presided over by a Judge, to be appointed
Procedure and constitution of courts. by(CO1/D1/B1)
a. Sessions Court b. High Court
CO2: To examine the stages in investigation and procedure of trial in criminal cases. c. Metropolitan Magistrate d. State Government
CO3: To explain the power, functions and duties of police officer and criminal courts. 8. The High Court may confer the powers of a Judicial Magistrate of the first
CO4: To employ and promote adoption of just and humane practices in criminal justice class on a Civil Court Judge.(CO1/D1/B1)
system. a. True b. False

NOTE: MENTION RELEVANT PROVISIONS WHEREVER REQUIRED 9. ‘Sentence of imprisonment in default of fine’ has been explained
under(CO1/D1/B1)
Part A a. Section 29 b. Section 30
c. Section 31 d. Section 32
Answer the following multiple choice questions. (10*1 = 10 marks)
10. Power to seize offensive weapons has been given under(CO1/D1/B1)
1. Metropolitan Area has been defined under:(CO1/D1/B1) a. Section 50 b. Section 51
c. Section 52 d. Section 53
a. Section 5 b. Section 6
c. Section 7 d. Section 8
Part B
2. Investigation has been defined under:(CO1/D1/B1) Very Short Type Questions (4*2 = 8 marks)
1. Differentiate between summons case & warrant case. (CO1/D2/B2)
a. Section 2(h) b. Section 2(i) 2. How is an arrest made? State according to the provisions of CrPC, 1973.
c. Section 2(j) d. Section 2(k) (CO1/D2/B1)
3. What is a charge? (CO1/D2/B1)
3. The term offence includes act as well as omission.(CO1/D1/B1) 4. Define complaint. (CO1/D2/B1)
a. True b. False
 Part C

Short Type Questions (2*6 = 12 marks)

1. Differentiate between inquiry & investigation. (CO1/D2/B2)
2. Explain the process of appointment of a public prosecutor? (CO1/D3/B5)

Part D

Essay Type Questions (2*10 = 20 marks)

1. Discuss the various classes of Criminal Courts & their powers. (CO1/D3/B4)
2. State the rights of an arrested person according to the provisions of CrPC,
1973. (CO1/D3/B1)