C.C.P. stands for?

• A. Civil Court Procedure
• B. Code of Civil Procedure
• C. Code of Criminal Procedure
• D. Criminal Procedure Code

Answer: (C)

The idea here is recognizing how legal codes are typically named. A code that governs a area of law is usually titled “Code of [X] Procedure,” describing the codified rules for that field. For criminal matters, the formal title describing the rules of criminal process is “Code of Criminal Procedure.” This naming fits the pattern and the acronym C.C.P. reflects the words in that title.

The other options describe different forms or orders of the same general idea, but they don’t match the standard formal title most commonly used for this code. “Code of Civil Procedure” refers to civil matters, not criminal, and would point to a different code. “Criminal Procedure Code” is a rearrangement that some texts might use, but the conventional full title aligned with the acronym in many contexts is “Code of Criminal Procedure.”