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Criminal Procedure Code Mastery Hub: The Industry Foundation

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Q1Domain Verified
A novice investigator, learning from "The Complete CrPC Investigation & FIR Course 2026," is presented with a scenario of a cognizable offense reported telephonically. According to the principles emphasized in the course, what is the *immediate* and *mandatory* procedural step following the receipt of such information?
Record the substance of the information in a book kept by the officer and proceed to investigate.
Dispatch a team to the scene of the alleged offense to collect immediate evidence.
Issue a notice to the informant to appear in person and provide a written statement.
Conduct a preliminary inquiry to ascertain the veracity of the information before registering an FIR.
Q2Domain Verified
During an investigation under the CrPC, as highlighted in "The Complete CrPC Investigation & FIR Course 2026," an investigating officer (IO) discovers crucial evidence during a search of a suspect's residence. The suspect was not present during the search. What is the *primary* legal implication of the suspect's absence on the admissibility and evidentiary value of the seized items?
The seized items are admissible but require corroboration from at least two independent witnesses.
The seized items are admissible, provided the search was conducted in accordance with the provisions of Section 47 or Section 100 of the CrPC, and the seizure memo is properly prepare
The seized items are automatically inadmissible in court due to the absence of the owner during the search.
D) The IO must immediately re-conduct the search in the presence of the suspect to ensure its validity.
Q3Domain Verified
"The Complete CrPC Investigation & FIR Course 2026" delves into the nuances of witness examination. In a trial, a prosecution witness turns hostile. The defense counsel seeks to cross-examine this witness. What is the *legal basis* and *scope* of the defense counsel's ability to cross-examine a hostile witness?
The judge has absolute discretion to allow or disallow cross-examination on any matter, regardless of the witness's hostility.
The defense can only cross-examine on matters directly related to the prosecution's examination-in-chief.
The defense can cross-examine the witness on any relevant fact in issue, as if the witness were their own.
The defense is restricted to cross-examining only on the specific points where the witness has contradicted the prosecution's case.

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