A. Limited to criminal cases only.B. Exclusive jurisdiction over all federal matters.C. Appellate and original jurisdiction within their province.D. Supervisory role over local government ...

A. To regulate banking and financial institutions.B. To manage and administer elections.C. To investigate and prosecute corruption cases.D. To oversee the functioning of the ...

A. It is a binding principle in all Pakistani CourtsB. It promotes inconsistency and unpredictabilityC. It dictates that courts should always overturn previous decisionsD. ...

A. It established Pakistan as a monarchy.B. It had minimal impact on Pakistan's legal system.C. It established Pakistan's legal framework as a federal parliamentary republic.

A. Chief judge of the Supreme Court.B. Head of the National Accountability Bureau.C. Chief legal advisor to the federal government.D. Lead prosecutor in all ...

A. It has no influence on Supreme Court decisions.B. It strictly binds the Supreme Court to prior rulings.C. It guides but doesn't strictly bind the Supreme Court.

A. A form of mediation between disputing parties.B. A system of fines for minor offenses.C. The principle of equal retaliation for crimes.D. A method ...

A. Exclusive original jurisdiction in criminal matters.B. Appellate jurisdiction over decisions of lower courts within their province.C. Supervisory jurisdiction over all courts in Pakistan.D. ...

A. Only statutory laws enacted by the Parliament.B. The Constitution, statutory law, and judicial precedent only.C. The Constitution, statutory law, Islamic jurisprudence, customary law, and judicial precedent.

A. It's a legally binding marriage contract.B. It's a type of marriage recognized only by religious authorities.C. It's a marriage not formally registered under Pakistani law.