Q1: 1. In which chapter of the Code of Criminal Procedure 1973 is the provision for compelling appearance through security found?

• A) A) Chapter 2
• B) B) Chapter 4
• C) C) Chapter 6
• D) D) Chapter 8

Q2: 2. What does Section 71 of the Code of Criminal Procedure 1973 empower the court to do?

• A) A) Direct the accused to appear before the court
• B) B) Direct the accused to provide security for appearance
• C) C) Issue an arrest warrant
• D) D) Dismiss the case

Q3: 3. When can the court exercise its power under Section 71 of the CrPC 1973?

• A) A) Only in cases of serious offenses
• B) B) Only in cases of non-bailable offenses
• C) C) In any case pending before it
• D) D) Only in cases involving financial crimes

Q4: 4. Which of the following is NOT a purpose of directing security under Section 71?

• A) A) Ensuring the presence of the accused during trial
• B) B) Preventing the accused from absconding
• C) C) Punishing the accused financially
• D) D) Securing the ends of justice

Q5: 5. How does Section 71 of the CrPC 1973 help in ensuring a fair trial?

• A) A) By allowing the accused to escape trial
• B) B) By compelling the accused to appear in court
• C) C) By delaying the trial proceedings
• D) D) By excluding evidence

Q6: 6. What happens if the accused fails to provide the security directed under Section 71?

• A) A) The case is dismissed
• B) B) The accused is immediately arrested
• C) C) The court may declare the bond forfeited
• D) D) Another person can provide security on behalf of the accused

Q7: 7. Which factor does the court consider while directing security under Section 71?

• A) A) Accused's nationality
• B) B) Accused's age
• C) C) Accused's financial condition
• D) D) Accused's education level

Q8: 8. In a real-life scenario, why would a court direct a person to provide security under Section 71?

• A) A) The accused has a history of non-appearance in court
• B) B) The accused is a minor
• C) C) The offense committed is minor
• D) D) The accused is a first-time offender

Q9: 9. How does compelling appearance through security benefit the judicial system?

• A) A) Reduces the burden on the accused
• B) B) Improves witness protection
• C) C) Ensures accountability of the accused
• D) D) Speeds up the trial process

Q10: 10. Which type of cases are most likely to involve the court directing security under Section 71?

• A) A) Civil cases
• B) B) Traffic violation cases
• C) C) Bail applications
• D) D) Serious criminal cases

Q11: 11. What alternatives does an accused person have if they cannot provide the directed security under Section 71?

• A) A) Escaping to another country
• B) B) Filing a petition in the High Court
• C) C) Seeking exemption from appearance
• D) D) Requesting a payment plan

Q12: 12. How does the court determine the amount of security to be provided under Section 71?

• A) A) Based on the severity of the offense
• B) B) Based on the accused's occupation
• C) C) Based on the judge's discretion
• D) D) Based on the accused's clothing

Q13: 13. What consequences can the accused face if they fail to appear despite providing security under Section 71?

• A) A) Immediate release
• B) B) Issuance of a non-bailable warrant
• C) C) Payment of a fine
• D) D) Community service

Q14: 14. How does the provision of security under Section 71 protect the interests of the victim?

• A) A) By compensating the victim financially
• B) B) By ensuring the accused's presence during trial
• C) C) By providing witness protection
• D) D) By facilitating out-of-court settlements

Q15: 15. What options does the court have if the accused absconds after providing security under Section 71?

• A) A) Forfeit the security amount
• B) B) Issue an apology on behalf of the accused
• C) C) Dismiss the case
• D) D) Offer immunity to the accused

Q16: 16. How does the provision of security under Section 71 uphold the principle of procedural fairness?

• A) A) By favoring the accused
• B) B) By expediting the trial process
• C) C) By ensuring both parties have equal opportunities
• D) D) By excluding evidence against the accused

Q17: 17. What legal recourse does the accused have if they believe the security directed under Section 71 is unreasonable?

• A) A) Filing a defamation suit
• B) B) Applying for bail
• C) C) Appealing to the Supreme Court
• D) D) Requesting a change of judge

Q18: 18. Why is it important for the court to have the power to direct security under Section 71?

• A) A) To intimidate the accused
• B) B) To ensure the accused's presence for trial
• C) C) To discourage the accused from seeking legal aid
• D) D) To speed up the conviction process

Q19: 19. In what situation can the court waive the requirement for security under Section 71?

• A) A) If the accused belongs to a certain profession
• B) B) If the accused is a government official
• C) C) If the accused is a minor
• D) D) If the accused is a repeat offender

Q20: 20. How does the provision of security under Section 71 contribute to maintaining law and order?

• A) A) By encouraging vigilantism
• B) B) By ensuring the accused's appearance in court
• C) C) By promoting corruption
• D) D) By compromising witness protection

Q21: 21. What factors does the court consider before directing security under Section 71?

• A) A) Accused's popularity
• B) B) Accused's political affiliation
• C) C) Accused's criminal history
• D) D) Accused's social media presence

Q22: 22. Why is providing security under Section 71 considered a form of coercion?

• A) A) Because it violates human rights
• B) B) Because it restricts the accused's freedom
• C) C) Because it is unlawful
• D) D) Because it benefits the accused

Q23: 23. What challenges may arise when implementing the provision of security under Section 71?

• A) A) Lack of judicial oversight
• B) B) Delay in trial proceedings
• C) C) Misuse of power by the court
• D) D) Difficulty in assessing the accused's financial status

Q24: 24. How does the provision of security under Section 71 differ from bail?

• A) A) Security is refundable, while bail is not
• B) B) Security does not require court approval
• C) C) Bail is only for minor offenses
• D) D) Security is never forfeited

Q25: 25. In what way does the provision of security under Section 71 promote transparency in the legal system?

• A) A) By allowing secret trials
• B) B) By ensuring public access to court proceedings
• C) C) By restricting media coverage
• D) D) By favoring the accused