Law Investigation for Fair Trial Act 2013 Test Online

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Question 1

1. Who examines the application before it is presented to the Judge?

Answer

The Chief Justice

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The Interior Minister

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The Prime Minister

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The DG of Police

Question 2

2. Which section prescribes the process for destruction of unnecessary material?

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Section 16

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Section 15

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Section 14

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Section 18

Question 3

3. Who gives permission before an application for warrant can be made to the Judge?

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Chief Justice

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FIA Director

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Federal Minister for Interior

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Prime Minister

Question 4

4. What is the consequence of conducting surveillance without a warrant?

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It is ignored by courts

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It is lawful if ordered by police

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It is unlawful and punishable under the Act

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Information is still admissible

Question 5

5. Under which circumstances can oral warrants be issued?

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When courts are closed on holidays

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When FIA requests it

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When Parliament is in session

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When immediate action is required to protect security

Question 6

6. What is the penalty for surveillance without a warrant?

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Up to 2 years imprisonment or fine

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No penalty

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Life imprisonment

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Legal evidence is still admissible

Question 7

7. What is the minimum rank for an officer to be authorized for applications?

Question 8

8. Who maintains custody of all intercepted material?

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The investigating officer

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The Judge who issued the warrant

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The applicant agency directly

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The Minister of Interior

Question 9

9. What is the main objective of the Investigation for Fair Trial Act, 2013?

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To provide a legal framework for surveillance and interception with safeguards

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To regulate political trials

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To strengthen property rights

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To regulate elections

Question 10

10. Who reviews the reports of use of powers under this Act?

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Federal Government and concerned Judge

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Senate Committee on National Security

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Chief Justice of Pakistan

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National Assembly Committee on Defence

Question 11

11. Which section prescribes the destruction of unnecessary intercepted data?

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Section 17

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Section 19

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Section 15

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Section 16

Question 12

12. What is the maximum initial duration of a written warrant?

Question 13

13. What punishment is prescribed for unlawful use of intercepted material?

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Life imprisonment

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Up to 2 years imprisonment or fine, or both

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Up to 5 years imprisonment

Question 14

14. Which section empowers the Judge to grant warrants?

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Section 12

Question 15

15. Who signs the application to the Judge for a warrant?

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The Interior Minister

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The applicant agency’s authorized officer (BPS-20 or above)

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Any police officer

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FIA DG only

Question 16

16. How long is an emergency oral warrant valid?

Question 17

17. Which provision ensures strict confidentiality of proceedings?

Answer

Section 11

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Section 18

Answer

Section 12

Question 18

18. Which section deals with confidentiality of warrants and applications?

Answer

Section 11

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Section 12

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Section 18

Question 19

19. Which constitutional rights does the Fair Trial Act aim to protect while allowing surveillance?

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Right to privacy and dignity under Article 14

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Right to property

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Right to information under Article 19-A

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Right to freedom of movement

Question 20

20. Which Act regulates the use of modern investigative techniques like surveillance and interception in Pakistan?

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Anti-Terrorism Act, 1997

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Investigation for Fair Trial Act, 2013

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Prevention of Electronic Crimes Act, 2016

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National Security Act, 1974

Question 21

21. What is the role of the Federal Government under this Act?

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To bypass judicial approval

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To authorize designated agencies to apply for warrants

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To approve all warrants directly

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To try cases in special courts

Question 22

22. Which section specifies penalties for unlawful disclosure?

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Section 18

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Section 12

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Section 14

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Section 16

Question 23

23. The Fair Trial Act ensures:

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Free access to personal data by agencies

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Warrants issued by police officers

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Surveillance without accountability

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Surveillance with judicial oversight

Question 24

24. Which agency scrutinizes warrant applications before forwarding to the Judge?

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Parliament

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Interior Ministry

Question 25

25. Who is empowered to request warrants on behalf of an applicant agency?

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The Parliament Secretary

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A sessions judge

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Any police officer

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An authorized officer (BPS-20 or above)

Question 26

26. How is judicial independence ensured in the Act?

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Interior Ministry directly controls Judges

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Parliament supervises each case

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Judges act without interference and issue warrants based on merit

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Police decide on warrants themselves

Question 27

27. How long must intercepted material be preserved unless required for investigation?

Question 28

28. Which agencies are excluded from the definition of “applicant” under this Act?

Answer

Private security companies

Question 29

29. How soon must an oral warrant be confirmed in writing?

Question 30

30. What is required for admissibility of intercepted data in courts?

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Approval from Interior Ministry

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Judicial warrant and proper custody

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None of these

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Certification from FIA

Question 31

31. Who may issue warrants under this Act?

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Magistrate

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Judge of the High Court

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Sessions Judge

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District Court Judge

Question 32

32. Where must the Judge hear applications for warrants?

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In Parliament House

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In chambers privately

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Open court

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At the Ministry of Interior

Question 33

33. The Act requires all warrants and material to be handled with:

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Media oversight

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Transparency and publicity

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Political approval

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Strict secrecy and confidentiality

Question 34

34. To whom does the Investigation for Fair Trial Act, 2013 apply?

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To all citizens of Pakistan anywhere, and all persons within Pakistan or on Pakistani ships/aircraft

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Only to law enforcement agencies

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Only to foreigners inside Pakistan

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Only to citizens inside Pakistan

Question 35

35. What is the maximum period for which a warrant of surveillance can be extended under the Act?

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15 days at a time

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30 days at a time, up to 60 days total

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90 days total

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7 days at a time

Question 36

36. What does Section 5 of the Act provide?

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Confidentiality of intercepted data

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Authorization by Minister of Interior

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Application procedure for warrants

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Extension of warrants

Question 37

37. The Fair Trial Act was passed in:

Question 38

38. Which section deals with admissibility of intercepted material in court?

Answer

Section 18

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Section 17

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Section 16

Answer

Section 14

Question 39

39. Under the Act, who is defined as the “Judge”?

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Sessions judge

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Any civil judge

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Judge of the High Court

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District judge

Question 40

40. Which section defines “surveillance”?

Question 41

41. What is the initial duration of a warrant of interception under this Act?

Question 42

42. Who may authorize extension of warrants?

Answer

The Interior Minister

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Parliament

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The Judge who issued the warrant

Question 43

43. What is the punishment for unauthorized disclosure of intercepted information?

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Up to 2 years imprisonment or fine

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Up to 5 years imprisonment or fine

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Life imprisonment

Question 44

44. Which section provides for admissibility of intercepted material in court?

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Section 15

Answer

Section 14

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Section 18

Answer

Section 17

Question 45

45. What is the role of reports submitted after use of warrants?

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They are submitted to the Judge and Federal Government for accountability

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They are archived by FIA

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They are debated in Parliament

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They are made public

Question 46

46. What safeguard is provided to ensure the rights of citizens?

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All of the above

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Time-limited warrants

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Judicial oversight by High Court Judge

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Approval by Interior Minister before court application

Question 47

47. Which agencies are authorized applicants under the Fair Trial Act?

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ISI, IB, Police, Military Intelligence, Air Force Intelligence, Naval Intelligence

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All law enforcement agencies

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Only ISI and Police

Question 48

48. Which section empowers Judges to issue warrants of surveillance?

Answer

Section 12

Question 49

49. Which of the following methods are covered under “surveillance and interception” in this Act?

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Emails, SMS, and phone calls

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Audio, visual, or data communication

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All of the above

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Tracking devices and computer systems

Question 50

50. Can warrants under this Act be issued orally?

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Yes, if the Minister approves

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Yes, in emergency situations followed by written record

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No, they must always be written

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Only for police investigations

Question 51

51. Where does the Judge issue the warrant of surveillance or interception?

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In police headquarters

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In open court

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In chambers (private)

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In Parliament

Question 52

52. The Act emphasizes the principle of:

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Freedom of trade

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Civil reforms

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Economic equality

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Fair trial and due process

Question 53

53. The Investigation for Fair Trial Act, 2013 extends to:

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Punjab only

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Entire Pakistan

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Sindh and Balochistan only

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Federal Capital only

Question 54

54. What does Section 3(h) define “Judge” as?

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Sessions Judge

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Judge of the High Court

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District Judge

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Civil Judge

Question 55

55. Which section of the Fair Trial Act explains the scope of its application?

Question 56

56. Who is the “competent authority” under this Act?

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FIA Director General

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The Minister of Interior

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The High Court Judge

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The President of Pakistan

Question 57

57. Who is defined as the “applicant” under this Act?

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Intelligence agencies, Police, and ISI

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Any citizen of Pakistan

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Courts and Judges

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Parliament members

Question 58

58. The Judge issues warrants in chambers mainly to ensure:

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Public transparency

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Parliamentary approval

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Media coverage

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Confidentiality and secrecy

Question 59

59. The Fair Trial Act, 2013 was enacted to comply with which constitutional protection?

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Article 14 (privacy of home and dignity of man)

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Article 10-A (fair trial and due process)

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Article 19 (freedom of expression)

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Article 25 (equality before law)

Question 60

60. Who is the “authorized officer” under the Act?

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Any citizen with permission

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The Judge of the High Court

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Any police constable

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An officer not below BPS-20, notified to represent the applicant

Question 61

61. Which section deals with emergency situations requiring oral warrants?

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Section 12

Answer

Section 10

Question 62

62. The Fair Trial Act balances:

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Parliament and judiciary

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Security and human rights

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Education and law

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Economy and governance

Question 63

63. Who ensures that warrants are not misused?

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The Judge who issued the warrant

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Supreme Court of Pakistan

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The Federal Cabinet

Answer

The Interior Minister only

Question 64

64. What happens if intercepted material is not relevant to investigation?

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It is handed over to FIA

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It must be destroyed within 30 days

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It is shared with Parliament

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It is stored permanently

Answer 202

Section 22

Answer 203

Section 18

Answer 204

Section 20

Answer 205

Section 21

Answer 206

It is ignored by courts

Answer 207

It is punishable under the Act

Answer 208

It is admissible in court

Answer 209

It is forwarded to Parliament

Answer 210

15 days at a time, not exceeding 60 days total

Answer 211

30 days at a time, not exceeding 90 days total

Answer 212

Unlimited extensions

Answer 213

7 days at a time, not exceeding 30 days total

Answer 214

Land revenue issues

Answer 215

Terrorism, espionage, and cyber threats

Answer 216

Educational fraud

Answer 217

Trade disputes

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