Section 302 The Juvenile Justice System Ordinance (XXII of 2000), Section 2 (b) confirms the evidence of the reviewing suspect, the date of birth of the accused's other brothers and the death sentence by the trial court Listened to. The High Court heard the case maintained by the High Court that it was trivial at the time of the offense, therefore, a death certificate cannot be issued because the evidence presented by the accused cannot be accepted because the confession. The accused is over 20 years old and no objection was raised to the facts before the police, the trial court and the High Court, even though the appeal of the memorandum preferred before the High Court was not included. Was made and such a request was made after a thought which could not be proved and the decisions made I was raised to be disappointed. Because of the trial court and the High Court, the decisions were well-founded and did not guarantee the certificate of intervention issued by the Director General Registry, the Interior Ministry had no benefit to the accused in which the accused's date of birth was 6 197 1977. An attempt was made to make it appear as a child under section 2 (b) of the Juvenile Justice System. The contents of the Ordinance, 2000 certificates show that the accused's birth date was shown on 6 197 1977, while his brother was born on 4 1978 and the second on 2 11 1978, which does not appeal to logic and logic. And it happened. No benefits can be extended for the wrong tender age which