In The Name Of God
Applied Questions for the Advocacy Trainees
Code of Criminal Procedure
Time of Design: Year 2006
By: Kioumars Sepehri
1. If the General Criminal Court announces the acquittal of the accused, in the case of a claim for damages:
A. There is no obligation to hear and issue a verdict because the original case has been dismissed.
B. The judge will consider and issue a verdict.
C. Refer it to the competent court.
D. It is good that he has considered or sent it to the competent court.
2. The court regarding the charge of issuing an unchecked check if the accused is found guilty:
A. The check checks the issuance of the guarantee according to the amount.
B. For example, other crimes, taking into account all aspects, issue a proportional criminal security order.
C. To issue bail or bail.
D. Because it has to deal with the issue immediately, there is no obligation to issue it.
3. If there is a dispute between the military prosecutor's office and the general criminal court, where is the dispute resolution authority?
A. Court of Appeal of the relevant province.
B. The Supreme Court of the country.
C. Military Court One.
D. The opinion of the General Court is consistent with the Court, because the Court is lower in hierarchy than the Court.
4. What is the status of the passage of time in crimes within the jurisdiction of the prosecutor's office and the military court:
A. The passage of time is specific to crimes within the jurisdiction of the General and Revolutionary Courts.
B. The crimes of the armed forces are special crimes that are not subject to the passage of time.
C. In the case of crimes of the armed forces, the law of general punishment shall apply.
D. The passage of time regarding the crimes of the armed forces and the military authorities is the same as the relevant regulations in the general judicial authorities.
5. Provincial Courts of Appeal regarding criminal cases:
A. According to the Code of Judicial Procedure of the General and Revolutionary Courts in Criminal Matters.
B. According to the Code of Judicial Procedure adopted in 1290, it deals with subsequent amendments and additions.
C. Depending on the case, both laws can be observed and enforced.
D. The Code of Judicial Procedure of the General and Revolutionary Courts in Criminal Matters is specific to the General and Revolutionary Courts and is not applicable in principle due to its temporary nature.
6. If the accused is convicted in court:
A. If the prosecutor has not appealed the sentence, the convicted person may, by revoking his right to appeal, ask the court to reduce the sentence.
B. With the issuance of a judgment by the court, there is no permission to change the sentence.
C. Requesting a reduced sentence by revoking the right to inquiry or appeal is a former criminal system and is not currently enforceable.
D. The defendant must apply for a rebate against the appellate authority.
7. A person is accused of interfering in medical affairs (employment in dentistry and dentistry) as well as making counterfeit health and food counterfeits:
A. The trial of him is under the jurisdiction of the General Court.
B. The trial of the accused is under the jurisdiction of the Revolutionary Court.
C. He is under the jurisdiction of the State Penitentiary.
D. Interference in medical affairs is within the jurisdiction of the Revolutionary Court and his other charge is under the jurisdiction of the General Court.
8. In the jurisdiction of the department:
A. The Public Prosecutor's Office and the Revolution are formed, and the Prosecutor and the Press each perform their duties.
B. The prosecutor’s office will not be formed and the substitute judge will perform the duties of the prosecutor, and the head or storyteller of the court will act as the deputy investigator in the crimes within the jurisdiction of the provincial criminal court under the supervision of the relevant story.
C. Since there is generally one branch of the judiciary in the jurisdiction of the district, there is generally no question of the duties of the prosecutor's office.
D. The prosecutor's office is not formed and the duties of the prosecutor's office are performed by the court itself.
9. In retrial in criminal matters, the reference for retrial:
A. The issuer of the judgment is then final, and in case of acceptance of the retrial, he violates the sentence.
B. The court of appeals is appealing and by accepting the retrial, it refers the case to the court of first instance for a verdict.
C. The Supreme Court of the country, by accepting the retrial, violates the sentence and refers the retrial to the same court.
D. The Branch is the discretion of the Supreme Court of the country, which, by accepting the retrial, shall refer the retrial to the same court as the court issuing the final judgment.
10. With the formation of the provincial criminal court:
A. Crimes punishable by death or life imprisonment and which are under the jurisdiction of the Revolutionary Court shall be heard in the provincial criminal court.
B. Drug offenses are within the jurisdiction of the Revolutionary Court and other offenses punishable by death or life imprisonment are within the jurisdiction of the provincial criminal court.
C. Crimes that have been under the jurisdiction of the Revolutionary Court are still being heard in the Revolutionary Court, and there is no change in the jurisdiction of the Revolutionary Court.
D. Crimes that have the death penalty or life imprisonment are raised in the prosecutor's office and then referred to the provincial criminal court for sentencing.