Q1: 1. In what situation can the remaining charges be withdrawn under Section 224 of the Code of Criminal Procedure 1973?

• A) A) Before the trial begins
• B) B) After conviction on one of several charges
• C) C) During the investigation stage
• D) D) When charges are framed by the court

Q2: 2. Which section of the Code of Criminal Procedure 1973 deals with the withdrawal of remaining charges on conviction on one of several charges?

• A) A) Section 224
• B) B) Section 200
• C) C) Section 302
• D) D) Section 420

Q3: 3. What happens to the remaining charges when a person is convicted on one of several charges?

• A) A) They automatically get dismissed
• B) B) They can be withdrawn by the court
• C) C) They stand independently for trial
• D) D) They can only be withdrawn by the prosecution

Q4: 4. In a real-life scenario, if a defendant is convicted of theft but acquitted of fraud charges, what can the court do with the fraud charges?

• A) A) Proceed with trial separately
• B) B) Dismiss the fraud charges
• C) C) Withdraw the fraud charges
• D) D) Refer the case to a higher court

Q5: 5. Under Section 224 of the Code of Criminal Procedure 1973, who has the authority to withdraw the remaining charges after conviction on one charge?

• A) A) The defense attorney
• B) B) The investigating officer
• C) C) The court
• D) D) The prosecutor

Q6: 6. If a defendant pleads guilty to one charge out of multiple charges, what action can be taken regarding the remaining charges under Section 224?

• A) A) They must proceed to trial
• B) B) They can be withdrawn by the court
• C) C) They are automatically dropped
• D) D) They can only be withdrawn with the prosecutor's consent

Q7: 7. When can the court exercise its power to withdraw the remaining charges under Section 224 of the Code of Criminal Procedure 1973?

• A) A) At the initial hearing
• B) B) After framing of charges
• C) C) Before the accused is arrested
• D) D) After conviction on one of several charges

Q8: 8. In a case where the accused is found guilty of a lesser offense but acquitted of a more serious offense, what can the court do with the serious offense charges?

• A) A) They must proceed to trial
• B) B) They can be withdrawn by the court
• C) C) They are automatically dismissed
• D) D) They can only be withdrawn with the victim's consent

Q9: 9. Which of the following best describes the purpose of Section 224 of the Code of Criminal Procedure 1973?

• A) A) To expedite trials
• B) B) To prevent double jeopardy
• C) C) To protect the accused's rights
• D) D) To allow for flexibility in legal proceedings

Q10: 10. If the court decides to withdraw the remaining charges under Section 224, what effect does it have on the accused?

• A) A) Acquittal on all charges
• B) B) Reduced sentence on the remaining charges
• C) C) Conviction only on the charge already proven
• D) D) Transfer of the case to a different court

Q11: 11. What is the primary consideration for the court when deciding whether to withdraw remaining charges under Section 224?

• A) A) Public opinion
• B) B) Defendant's criminal history
• C) C) Interests of justice
• D) D) Prosecutor's recommendation

Q12: 12. In a scenario where the accused is convicted of a minor offense but acquitted of a major offense, which action can the court take regarding the major offense charges?

• A) A) Dismiss the charges outright
• B) B) Proceed to trial separately
• C) C) Withdraw the charges
• D) D) Suspend the case indefinitely

Q13: 13. How does the withdrawal of remaining charges under Section 224 impact the overall legal process?

• A) A) Speeds up the trial
• B) B) Lengthens the legal proceedings
• C) C) Adds complexity to the case
• D) D) Requires retrial of all charges

Q14: 14. Who has the burden of proof in a situation where the court considers withdrawing the remaining charges under Section 224?

• A) A) Prosecution
• B) B) Defense
• C) C) Judge
• D) D) Investigating officer

Q15: 15. What factors may influence the court's decision to withdraw remaining charges under Section 224?

• A) A) Defendant's financial status
• B) B) Severity of the charges
• C) C) Public opinion
• D) D) Length of the trial

Q16: 16. If the court decides to withdraw the remaining charges, what happens to the evidence related to those charges?

• A) A) Destroyed immediately
• B) B) Preserved for future reference
• C) C) Returned to the prosecution
• D) D) Submitted as part of the record

Q17: 17. In a case where the defendant is convicted of a lesser offense, what impact does it have on the remaining charges?

• A) A) Automatically dismissed
• B) B) Can be withdrawn by the court
• C) C) Must proceed to trial
• D) D) Sent for review by a higher court

Q18: 18. How does the withdrawal of remaining charges under Section 224 affect the defendant's criminal record?

• A) A) Erases all charges
• B) B) Lists only the charges proven
• C) C) Adds a note of withdrawal
• D) D) Does not impact the record

Q19: 19. In a situation where the accused is found guilty of one charge and acquitted of the rest, what options are available to the court regarding the remaining charges?

• A) A) Dismiss them outright
• B) B) Proceed to trial separately
• C) C) Withdraw them
• D) D) Combine them with the current conviction

Q20: 20. How does the withdrawal of remaining charges impact the sentencing of the defendant?

• A) A) Increases the severity of the sentence
• B) B) Decreases the sentence length
• C) C) No impact on sentencing
• D) D) Leaves it to the discretion of the judge

Q21: 21. What role does the defendant play in the court's decision to withdraw remaining charges under Section 224?

• A) A) Provides consent
• B) B) Objects to the withdrawal
• C) C) Makes a formal request
• D) D) Does not have a direct role

Q22: 22. In a scenario where the accused is found guilty of an offense but acquitted of the others, what happens to the acquitted charges?

• A) A) Automatically dropped
• B) B) Subject to retrial
• C) C) Can be withdrawn by the court
• D) D) Remain on record

Q23: 23. If the court decides to withdraw remaining charges, what notification is provided to the prosecution and defense?

• A) A) Verbal announcement in court
• B) B) Written order issued by the judge
• C) C) No formal notification required
• D) D) Notification through the media

Q24: 24. What safeguards are in place to ensure the fair application of Section 224 in criminal cases?

• A) A) Judicial oversight
• B) B) Public voting
• C) C) Police intervention
• D) D) Media scrutiny

Q25: 25. How does the withdrawal of remaining charges align with the principles of justice in legal proceedings?

• A) A) Ensures maximum punishment for the accused
• B) B) Balances the interests of the accused and the state
• C) C) Delays the resolution of cases
• D) D) Leaves room for potential abuse of power