The section 11 Control of the Narcotic Substances Green Act (XXV of 1997), Section 9 (c), in connection with the arrest and trafficking of the accused, sentenced the defendant to 20 years in his judgment, at the discretion of the respondent court. It also has a computerized national identification card that could only be issued at the age of 18, based on a report from the Standing Medical Board, the offender was close to 18 years of age, and was sent to trial by a juvenile court. I was sent. The offender was listed in 2010 when he was found on the Joint Border Line, while at that time he was no younger than Section 11 (b) of the Juvenile Justice Ordinance, 2000. Was placed on the condition that a child be found guilty. Borstal may be sent to the institution, unless he is 18 years of age, or for the term of his imprisonment, whichever is earlier, the Legislative designation that upon attaining the age of 18, the offender / minor, There was no justification for such a relaxation, as he was deprived of the juvenile's guilt in such an event. First, the release of the minor offender at trial was an arbitrary matter. Judgment by the Juvenile Court, and second, that the juvenile court could not exercise such discretion in terminating the offender's position because the juvenile trial court rejected the guilty plea on the basis of which the law and Was inside Parameters of Section 11 of the Juvenile Justice System Ordinance, 2000
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