Answers of Quiz 1711 (Judicial Branch of Government)


1. The system of courts that interprets & applies the law in the name of the state.
2. Adlia
3. Chief Justice of Pakistan
4. Supreme Court of Pakistan
5. Chief Justice of Pakistan
6. High Court
7. 5 High Courts; Lahore High Court, Sindh High Court, Peshawar High Court, Balochistan High Court, Islamabad High Court
8. Justice Saqib Nisar
9. Prime Minister of Pakistan
10. President of Pakistan
11. Justice Sir Abdul Rasheed
12. Rasheed A. Rizvi
13. Justice Sh. Najam-ul-Hassan
14. 19 Judges (1 Chief Justice + 16 Judges + 2 ad-hoc Judges)
15. CJ + 49 Judges
16. CJ + 39 Judges
17. CJ + 9 Judges
18. CJ + 10 Judges
19. CJ + 9 Judges
20. CJ + 7 Judges (3 to be Ulema)
21. Attorney-General is a senior legal advocate & legal advisor concerned with legal affairs & is the chief law officer of the Government of Pakistan who serves as a member of PM's Cabinet & enjoys rights of audience before the Parliament.
22. Pakistan Bar Council
23. 10 years advocate of a High Court or 3 years District Judge or 10 years judicial office
24. 5 years Judge of High Court or 15 years advocate of High Court
25. At 65 years age
26. On 17 January 2019
27. Zahid Hamid
28. Magistrates are volunteers who hear cases in tribunals. They have limited law enforcement & administrative authority.
29. A Lawyer is a person who practices law.
30. An Advocate is a type of professional person in several different legal systems.
31. A Barrister is a lawyer who works at higher level of court.
32. Prosecuters only become involved in a criminal case.
33. A Solicitor is a legal practitioner who traditionally deals with most of the legal matters in some jurisdictions.
34. Justice Syed Mansoor Ali Shah
35. Justice Ahmed Ali M. Shaikh
36. Justice Yahya Afridi
37. Justice Mir Mohammad Noor Meskanzai
38. Justice Muhammad Anwar Khan Kasi
39. Justice Dr. Rana Muhammad Shamim
40. Mrs. (R) Qaiser Iqbal
41. In 1997
42. In 21st Amendment
43. 4 Branch Registries in Lahore, Karachi, Peshawar & Quetta

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