Section 9 (c) Constitution of Pakistan, Article 188 Supreme Court Rules, 1980, AXXVI, R 1 possession of drug paraphernalia, reduction of sample of stability, affected persons were arrested while possession of 24 kilograms of hashish I was convicted by the trial court. He was sentenced under section 9 (c) of the Control of Narcotic Substance Act 1997 and with the benefit of Section 382B, sentenced to life imprisonment and Rs 500,000, before the High Court dismissed the PC The appeal, where they also filed petitions before the Supreme Court, alleged that 24 kilograms of marijuana was in the form of 20 liters, but after the alleged recovery a stable sample of the recovered substance was taken. , Which had a sample size of only 10 grams. Only one liter of marijuana could be considered against the accused as the recovered substance, according to the law on average, if 20 liters weighs 24kg then one liter weighs 1kg, therefore, it is only 1 2kg of marijuana for which the accused could be convicted and a request for review of the sentence was allowed, the unanimous order was passed by the Supreme Court, under which the accused's jail applications were dismissed. ? , Was recalled with the conclusion that the convicts were retained under Section 9 (c) of the Control of Narcotic Material Stances Act 1997, but their sentences were reduced to four years and six months imprisonment and 20,000 rupees. Has been taken advantage of with Section 382B, CCPC
