201. Choose the correct law and civics answer: which document is the supreme law of Pakistan?
✅ B. Constitution of Pakistan
a: Pakistan Penal Code alone | b: Constitution of Pakistan | c: A provincial notification | d: A private contract Read more
✅ B. Constitution of Pakistan
a: Pakistan Penal Code alone | b: Constitution of Pakistan | c: A provincial notification | d: A private contract Read more
✅ C. A form of relief or redress recognized by law
a: A medicine only | b: A school uniform | c: A form of relief or redress recognized by law | d: A map Read more
✅ A. Dispute resolution by an arbitrator under an agreed or applicable process
a: Dispute resolution by an arbitrator under an agreed or applicable process | b: A classroom test | c: A legislative election | d: A police patrol Read more
✅ A. A written statement sworn or affirmed as true
a: A written statement sworn or affirmed as true | b: A tax exemption card | c: An informal text message only | d: A law-making chamber Read more
✅ C. A form of relief or redress recognized by law
a: A medicine only | b: A school uniform | c: A form of relief or redress recognized by law | d: A map Read more
✅ A. A written statement sworn or affirmed as true
a: A written statement sworn or affirmed as true | b: A tax exemption card | c: An informal text message only | d: A law-making chamber Read more
✅ B. Alleged offences prosecuted under criminal law
a: Only a private shopping list | b: Alleged offences prosecuted under criminal law | c: Only school grades | d: Only a company logo Read more
✅ B. Alleged offences prosecuted under criminal law
a: Only a private shopping list | b: Alleged offences prosecuted under criminal law | c: Only school grades | d: Only a company logo Read more
✅ D. Disputes involving rights and obligations between parties
a: Only international wars | b: Only sports results | c: Only weather forecasts | d: Disputes involving rights and obligations between parties Read more
✅ C. Conditional release from custody pending proceedings, subject to law
a: A type of statute | b: A court building | c: Conditional release from custody pending proceedings, subject to law | d: A final conviction Read more
✅ D. Disputes involving rights and obligations between parties
a: Only international wars | b: Only sports results | c: Only weather forecasts | d: Disputes involving rights and obligations between parties Read more
✅ C. Information or material presented to prove or disprove facts
a: A court timetable | b: A legal textbook cover | c: Information or material presented to prove or disprove facts | d: A judge's robe Read more
✅ C. A process where a neutral person helps parties seek agreement
a: A binding court judgment in every case | b: A police arrest | c: A process where a neutral person helps parties seek agreement | d: A tax audit Read more
✅ C. Information or material presented to prove or disprove facts
a: A court timetable | b: A legal textbook cover | c: Information or material presented to prove or disprove facts | d: A judge's robe Read more
✅ C. Conditional release from custody pending proceedings, subject to law
a: A type of statute | b: A court building | c: Conditional release from custody pending proceedings, subject to law | d: A final conviction Read more
✅ C. A process where a neutral person helps parties seek agreement
a: A binding court judgment in every case | b: A police arrest | c: A process where a neutral person helps parties seek agreement | d: A tax audit Read more
✅ D. A law enacted by a competent legislature
a: A court building | b: A private opinion | c: A newspaper editorial | d: A law enacted by a competent legislature Read more
✅ D. A law enacted by a competent legislature
a: A court building | b: A private opinion | c: A newspaper editorial | d: A law enacted by a competent legislature Read more
✅ D. A request for a higher or reviewing court to reconsider a decision
a: A police uniform | b: A tax return | c: A witness statement only | d: A request for a higher or reviewing court to reconsider a decision Read more
✅ B. A person is treated as innocent unless guilt is established under law
a: Only witnesses have rights | b: A person is treated as innocent unless guilt is established under law | c: Evidence is never needed | d: Every accused person is automatically guilty Read more