WAJID ALI versus CIVIL JUDGE AND JUDICIAL MAGISTRATE NO.1
Section 154 Constitution of Pakistan, Arts 10A and 199 Constitutional Requests Information on Criminal Procedure Serious Offenses Under the Reporting of a Crime Officer's Discretion The police officer's charge has no discretion to deny the administrative jurisdiction of the courts. Had been Or refrain from the exercise of the mandatory jurisdiction under Section 154, CCPC, the only condition being that the information be the ultimate defender of the rights of the individual and that the courts in the criminal justice system enjoy the status of administrative authority. Confessions make the courts of crime. Examining constitutional jurisdiction In such administrative jurisdiction, the legal authority and authority to reduce the powers of the investigating officer (investigating authorities) will not be granted. Nor does it mean interfering with the free work of law-enforcement authorities. Unless it is clear that such an exercise is purely lawful, and the result of a viable exercise offense, it will continue to be a crime unless reported or reported to anyone, The police charge was bound to bring the law into motion, as soon as it came to the knowledge of the law, it was not demanded that before filing an FIR, the FIR should be allowed in advance, so that the law could be moved. In order to collect the substance, even if it was in fact a confessional offense. , Which required its determination by a competent court of law, the administrative jurisdiction should be exercised only where the subordinate worker was found negligent in performing his duties, and otherwise the accused would be sued.
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