NADEEM ALIAS DEEMA versus DISTRICT PUBLIC PROSECUTOR, SIALKOT
Article 9 (5) and (7) of the Code of Criminal Procedure (v. 1898), 5 Constitution of Pakistan, Article 199 Constitutional Prosecutor, the duties of the jurisdiction reached on the direction issued by the District Public Prosecutor under which he is the investigating officer. Prior to the directive to include, certain offenses in the final investigative report could be filed in the court under section 9 (5) of the Criminal Prosecution Service (Constitution, Duties and Powers) Act, 2006, which is a compulsory exercise. Under Section 173, the report was assigned to prosecutors to detect legal proceedings. , CR PC or investigation so that his case can be fixed before a similar case is presented to the court if the prosecutor was banned from doing such practice only his job Receiving and forwarding will be limited to the extent to which it will be exercised. Nothing but the District Public Prosecutor's Office was not only a post office but a bridge between police and the court to promote the process for the betterment of justice. After doing so, the CCPC, the prosecutor, had to take two steps as described in Sections 9 (5) (a) and (b) of the Punjab Criminal Prosecution Service (Constitution). Functions and Powers) Act, 2006, the prosecutor had to return the report to the police station or the investigating officer in charge, when it was identified with the instructions for removal or if it was found. Had to be sent to court. The same is appropriate for a hearing before a trial court prosecutor, which is a Punjab criminal prosecution.
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