Every warrant of arrest shall be signed by:

1. 1. 1. The reader of the Court
      2. Complainant
      3. Police Officer
      4. Presiding Officer of the Court

Arsh for organs founds in pairs, it Itlaf of one of such organs is done, shall be:

1. 1. 1. Double of the amount of diyat
      2. Equal to the amount of diyat
      3. One half of the amount of diyat
      4. One-fourth of the amount of diyat

Chapter-II of Criminal Procedure Code, 1898 (Cr.PC) deals with _____.

1. 1. Powers of Courts
   2. Constitution of Criminal Courts and Offices
   3. Arrest
   4. Public Nuisance

The term “Public Prosecutor” used in Criminal Procedure Code, 1898 (Cr.PC) is defined in _____.

1. 1. Section 4(r)
   2. Section 4(s)
   3. Section 4(t)
   4. Section 4(ma)

The term “Police-Station” used in Criminal Procedure Code, 1898 (Cr.PC) is defined in _____.

1. 1. Section 4(s)
   2. Section 4(r)
   3. Section 4(q)
   4. Section 4(n)

The term “Pleader” used in Criminal Procedure Code, 1898 (Cr.PC) is defined in _____.

1. 1. Section 4(l)
   2. Section 4(r)
   3. Section 4(ma)
   4. Section 4(n)

The term “Place” used in Criminal Procedure Code, 1898 (Cr.PC) is defined in _____.

1. 1. Section 4(cc)
   2. Section 4(d)
   3. Section 4(q)
   4. Section 4(l)

The term “officer incharge of a police station” used in Criminal Procedure Code, 1898 (Cr.PC) is defined in _____.

1. 1. Section 4(c)
   2. Section 4(ma)
   3. Section 4(o)
   4. Section 4(p)

The term “offence” used in Criminal Procedure Code, 1898 (Cr.PC) is defined in _____.

1. 1. Section 4(a)
   2. Section 4(c)
   3. Section 4(o)
   4. Section 4(d)

The term “Non-cognizable case” used in Criminal Procedure Code, 1898 (Cr.PC) is defined in _____.

1. 1. Section 4(n)
   2. Section 4(h)
   3. Section 4(m)
   4. Section 4(o)