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DR. AHMAD JAVED KHAWAJA versus THE STATE

Sections 15 Criminal Code of Conduct (V of 1898), Sections 5 (2), 177, 178 and 344 of the Security of Pakistan Act (XXX of 1952), Section 3 Conventions (XLV of 1860), Sections 324/353/148/149 Western Pakistan Arms Ordinance (XXX of 1965), Article 13 Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 199 Constitutional Petition The Special Public Prosecutor conducting the trial at the premises of the jail filed before the trial court under Section 377, P.C. He prayed that the accused not be directed to appear. The court and the case can be adjourned for up to three months as the public prosecution of the accused can create a law and order situation. The trial court had observed with observation that there is no provision in the law that would enable the prosecutor to put the accused under the trial at trial. The government lawyer then moved another petition, in which the court was informed of the fact that the Home Department directed under the notification that the accused be tried for trial. The jail premises and the court may approve an appropriate order, which imposes a direction through which the court's request for a public prosecutor's request is granted. The accused were subjected to prosecution under the Anti-Terrorism Act 1997 and provided in Section 15 of the said Act that the Anti-Terrorism Court would normally prosecute. In section 5 (2), the Code of Criminal Procedure itself, including the premises of the jail, made an exception to the issue because there was a matter of special laws or a range of cases, which could be heard in public places for public safety. Can be proven. The authority of the government or the court under these difficult rules advocate for immigration from Utror lawyer