Punjab Criminal Prosecution Service Act, 2006 — MCQs

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1. The Punjab Criminal Prosecution Service (Constitution, Functions and Powers) Act 2006
was enacted to establish what type of service?





2. The Act extends to:





3. The Act came into force:





4. “FIR” means information recorded under section:





5. “Code” refers to:





6. “Government” means:





7. “High Court” means:





8. “Service” refers to:





9. “Prosecution” means:





10. “Prosecutor” includes:





11. The Service is established by:





12. The Service consists of:





13. Administration of Service vests in:





14. Government exercises:





15. Prosecutor General is appointed by:





16. Term of Prosecutor General is:





17. Prosecutor General may resign by:





18. Prosecutor General can be removed for:





19. Minimum age for Prosecutor General is:





20. One qualification includes being Advocate High Court for:





21. District Public Prosecutor is appointed in:





22. Appointments (except PG) are made by:





23. Initial recruitment is on recommendation of:





24. Prosecutors conduct prosecution on behalf of:





25. Police report is submitted through:





26. Prosecutor may return defective report within:





27. Prosecutor may file report if:





28. Section 173 CrPC relates to:





29. Interim police report is dealt by:





30. Prosecutor examines delay reasons in:





31. Prosecutor General may issue:





32. Prosecutor may call report from:





33. Prosecutor may withdraw prosecution with consent of:





34. For offences up to 3 years approval is of:





35. For offences up to 7 years approval is of:





36. For all other offences approval is of:





37. Prosecutor may call for:





38. Service includes:





39. District Public Prosecutor controls:





40. Prosecutor General’s delegation is allowed to:





41. Prosecutor General represents Government in:





42. Service is for:





43. Prosecutor scrutinizes:





44. Defective report is returned to:





45. Prosecutor can inform court not to prosecute:





46. Prosecutor General can delegate functions to:





47. Prosecutors are responsible for:





48. Law enforcement agency includes:





49. “District” is defined under:





50. “Investigation Officer” belongs to:





51. Prosecutor is deemed:





52. Prosecutor General is head of:





53. Superintendence over Service lies with:





54. Prosecutors are under control of:





55. District Prosecutor supervises:





56. Prosecutor may request disciplinary action against:





57. Prosecutor can request:





58. Prosecutor functions are under:





59. Withdrawal of prosecution requires:





60. Prosecutor may inform court about:





61. Prosecutor General can represent in:





62. Prosecutor General tenure is:





63. Prosecutor General can be removed after:





64. Service aims for:





65. Prosecutor reviews:





66. FIR stands for:





67. Prosecutor may call time-bound report:





68. Prosecutor General issues:





69. Prosecutors work on behalf of:





70. Prosecutor can scrutinize evidence:





71. Prosecutor may delay trial request for:





72. Prosecutor can return report in:





73. District Public Prosecutor works in:





74. Prosecutor may call documents from:





75. Prosecution means:





76. Prosecutor General may delegate powers to:





77. Service includes Assistant District Public Prosecutor at:





78. Prosecutor works under:





79. Prosecutor may withdraw case:





80. Prosecutor General is appointed for:





81. Prosecutor General is head of:





82. Prosecutor supervises:





83. Prosecutor can file report before:





84. Prosecutor examines:





85. Prosecutor General may remove case prosecutor:





86. Service ensures:





87. Prosecutor may act under:





88. Prosecutor can stay proceedings by:





89. Discharge of accused by prosecutor means:





90. Purpose of Act is:





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