Pakistan's Legal System & Jurisprudence

A. Customary law completely overrides statutory law.B. They operate in complete isolation from each other.C. Statutory law always supersedes customary law.D. They interact, sometimes ...

A. They are a judge of the Supreme Court.B. They have no specific role in government legal matters.C. They are the chief legal advisor to the federal government ...

A. It established a purely presidential system of government.B. It is a brief document with minimal detail.C. It established a parliamentary system with a federal structure and incorporated ...

A. It is a flat structure with equal power distribution among all courts.B. It is a centralized system with only one level of court.C. It is a hierarchical ...

A. It has no role in interpreting the Constitution.B. It interprets the Constitution only when asked by the parliament.C. It plays a significant role in interpreting the Constitution ...

A. They are unrelated concepts in Pakistani law.B. They are modern legal concepts unrelated to Islamic law.C. They are methods of conflict resolution based solely on retribution.

A. It established the first constitution of Pakistan.B. It served as a mere guideline for the first constitution of Pakistan.C. It holds no legal significance in contemporary Pakistan.

A. It is a purely advisory act with no legal impact.B. It only addresses economic crimes.C. It grants broad powers for dealing with terrorism suspects.

A. Judges are directly elected by the public.B. The process is entirely opaque and lacks transparency.C. A simple application suffices for appointment.D. It involves ...

A. They have unlimited legislative power.B. They only deal with matters related to the military.C. They have no power to levy taxes.D. They are ...