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101.

Upon statement recorded by Magistrate under section 164 needs to be given opportunity of cross examination to

A.	Accused	B.	Prosecution
C.	None of the above

102.

_______ is essential for recording statement under section 164, Cr.P.C

A.	Certification by Police	B.	Certification by Accused
C.	Certification by Magistrate

103.

Recording of confession of accused under section 164 on oath is ______ in the eye of law

A.	Inadmissible	B.	Admissible
C.	Important

104.

Section ______ deals with procedure when investigation can bot be completed in twenty four hours

A.	166, Cr.P.C	B.	167, Cr.P.C
C.	168, Cr.P.C

105.

An accused person can be detained in custody of police upon order of

A.	The Magistrate	B.	Station House Officer
C.	None of above

106.

A Magistrate authorizing under section 167, Cr.P.C detention of accused in custody of Police________

A.	Needs nothing for authorization to be recorded	B.	Shall record his reasons for so doing
C.	Needs to deal the matter upon his mode to record the reason or not

107.

Section 167, Cr.P.C, bars that the accused shall not be kept out of the prison while in custody of the police between

A.	Afternoon and evening	B.	Sunset and sunrise
C.	Early morning and noon

108.

Section 167, Cr.P.C deals with ________

A.	Remand	B.	Acquittal
C.	Confession

109.

Section 167, empowers Magistrate to send any accused within the custody of police upon request of police for not more than _____ days

A.	10 days	B.	12 days
C.	15 days

110.

Section _______, empowers police to release accused if there is deficiency of evidence

A.	168, Cr.P.C	B.	169, Cr.P.C
C.	170,Cr.P.C