Q1: 1. In which section of the Code of Criminal Procedure 1973 is the procedure in respect of a person present in court discussed?

• A) A) Section 100
• B) B) Section 112
• C) C) Section 150
• D) D) Section 200

Q2: 2. What is the procedure to be followed for a person present in court as per Section 112 of the CrPC 1973?

• A) A) Immediate arrest
• B) B) Issuance of summons
• C) C) Declaration of innocence
• D) D) Detention without trial

Q3: 3. Under Section 112, when can a person present in court be arrested?

• A) A) Without any reason
• B) B) Based on suspicion
• C) C) Only with a warrant
• D) D) After examination by a medical officer

Q4: 4. What is the purpose of the procedure outlined in Section 112 of the CrPC 1973?

• A) A) To ensure fair trial
• B) B) To prevent escape
• C) C) To intimidate witnesses
• D) D) To delay court proceedings

Q5: 5. When can a person present in court be detained under Section 112 of the CrPC 1973?

• A) A) If they refuse to testify
• B) B) If they are a flight risk
• C) C) If necessary for maintaining peace
• D) D) If the judge is biased

Q6: 6. In what situation can a person present in court be immediately arrested under Section 112?

• A) A) If they are a minor
• B) B) If they are a repeat offender
• C) C) If they are a danger to society
• D) D) If they commit a contempt of court

Q7: 7. What must be established before a person present in court is detained under Section 112?

• A) A) Proof of guilt
• B) B) Approval from a higher court
• C) C) Likelihood of absconding
• D) D) Written confession

Q8: 8. Who has the authority to issue a warrant for the arrest of a person present in court under Section 112?

• A) A) Police officer
• B) B) Public prosecutor
• C) C) Judicial magistrate
• D) D) Defense attorney

Q9: 9. What rights does a person present in court have during the procedure under Section 112?

• A) A) Right to remain silent
• B) B) Right to legal representation
• C) C) Right to confront accusers
• D) D) Right to bail

Q10: 10. If a person present in court is arrested under Section 112, what is the next step in the procedure?

• A) A) Interrogation by the police
• B) B) Bail application
• C) C) Court trial
• D) D) Production before a magistrate

Q11: 11. Can a person present in court be detained indefinitely under Section 112?

• A) A) Yes, if deemed necessary
• B) B) No, maximum 24 hours
• C) C) No, without a court order
• D) D) Yes, if declared a threat to national security

Q12: 12. What recourse does a person present in court have if they feel their rights are violated during the procedure under Section 112?

• A) A) Appeal to a higher court
• B) B) Request for a different judge
• C) C) File a complaint with the police
• D) D) Seek legal remedy

Q13: 13. Under Section 112, what factors are considered before a person present in court is detained?

• A) A) Social status
• B) B) Financial background
• C) C) Gravity of offense
• D) D) Political affiliation

Q14: 14. What happens if a person present in court fails to comply with the orders issued under Section 112?

• A) A) Contempt of court proceedings
• B) B) Immediate release
• C) C) Fines imposed
• D) D) Community service

Q15: 15. Who is responsible for ensuring the safety and security of a person present in court during the procedure under Section 112?

• A) A) Defense attorney
• B) B) Court staff
• C) C) Police personnel
• D) D) Witness protection program

Q16: 16. Can a person present in court be detained under Section 112 without being informed of the reasons for their detention?

• A) A) Yes, if a public safety concern
• B) B) No, reasons must be provided
• C) C) No, unless under special circumstances
• D) D) Yes, if ordered by a senior officer

Q17: 17. What happens if a person present in court is found to be innocent after detention under Section 112?

• A) A) Compensation awarded
• B) B) No further action
• C) C) Re-arrest on different charges
• D) D) Issuance of a public apology

Q18: 18. How can a person present in court challenge their detention under Section 112?

• A) A) Through a habeas corpus petition
• B) B) By filing a civil suit
• C) C) By appealing to the police commissioner
• D) D) Through a written apology

Q19: 19. What measures are in place to prevent misuse of the provisions outlined in Section 112?

• A) A) CCTV surveillance
• B) B) Oath of office for court personnel
• C) C) Periodic review by a judicial panel
• D) D) Public awareness campaigns

Q20: 20. When can a person present in court be released on bail under Section 112?

• A) A) Immediately after detention
• B) B) Only after trial completion
• C) C) Upon payment of bail amount
• D) D) If deemed a flight risk

Q21: 21. What rights does a person present in court have regarding legal representation under Section 112?

• A) A) Right to choose any lawyer
• B) B) Right to state-appointed attorney
• C) C) Right to represent oneself
• D) D) Right to a fair trial

Q22: 22. What role does the public prosecutor play in the procedure under Section 112?

• A) A) Approving all arrests
• B) B) Representing the state
• C) C) Providing legal aid to defendants
• D) D) Mediating between parties

Q23: 23. Can a person present in court be detained under Section 112 based solely on suspicion?

• A) A) Yes, if deemed necessary
• B) B) No, requires evidence
• C) C) Yes, if ordered by the judge
• D) D) No, unless a confession is obtained

Q24: 24. Who is responsible for informing a person present in court about their rights and the procedure under Section 112?

• A) A) Judge
• B) B) Police officer
• C) C) Defense attorney
• D) D) Court clerk

Q25: 25. What steps can be taken if a person present in court refuses to comply with the orders issued under Section 112?

• A) A) Immediate detention
• B) B) Contempt of court proceedings
• C) C) Fine imposition
• D) D) Community service order