Section 2302 Constitution Constitution of Pakistan (1973), Article 185 (3) extended the sentence on technical grounds that the High Court's decision in the appeal was silent on the decision of the criminal review, which was dealt with separately by a brief order. had gone. It has also been claimed that the death penalty was a more appropriate punishment for the accused in the circumstances of the case. Two factors that favored the accused on the question of punishment were (i) the tender age at the time of the offense, and (ii) the failure of the prosecution to provide details of the relevant motive for the offense in the first phase before the courts' view below 4. , Jay's case was neither illegal nor suffered any wrongdoing which was denied by the Supreme Court.
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