HAJI REHMAN SHO versus PROVINCIAL POLICE OFFICER, GOVERNMENT OF KHYBER PAKHTUNKHWA, PESHAWAR
Article 4 (F), 154, 561 A&SCH II Police Order (22 of 2002), Article 155 Constitution of Pakistan, Article 199 Constitutional Petition Identifiable crime, by police officers under Article 155 of a misdemeanor police order. An FIR was filed against. , 2002 accused police officers said that the offense was not identifiable under Article 155 of the Police Order 2002, therefore, an FIR was wrongly filed by Police Order of Police Order, 2002, in which He was sentenced to three years and there was no clear sentence. Stating that this is a non-cognizable offense, and in such a situation had to be exchanged on section 4 (f) of the CRPC, in which case any crime or case in which a police officer can arrest the accused without bail. According to CRPC Schedule II, there is a serious offense or a reasonable CRPC case, subject to offenses against other laws, provided the police officer can take action against it. An accused was sentenced to three years imprisonment without any crime, and such crime was also declared as non-bailable, except in Section 13 of the West Pakistan Arms Ordinance, CRPC or the police. No discount was provided for. The Order, 2002 asked for an offense punishable under Article 155, an order offense is an admissible offense, an FIR was registered legally under Section 154, CRPC, with no exception Can't be taken, under the circumstances
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