Who is the current Chief Justice of Pakistan?
A) Iftikhar Muhammad Chaudhry
B) Umar Ata Bandial
C) Saqib Nisar
D) Asif Saeed Khan Khosa
The Supreme Court of Pakistan is located in which city?
A) Lahore
B) Islamabad
C) Karachi
D) Peshawar
Who appoints the Chief Justice of Pakistan?
A) President of Pakistan
B) Prime Minister of Pakistan
C) Parliament
D) Judicial Commission of Pakistan
Which of the following is the highest judicial body in Pakistan?
A) Lahore High Court
B) Sindh High Court
C) Islamabad High Court
D) Supreme Court of Pakistan
The Supreme Court of Pakistan consists of how many judges?
A) 9
B) 11
C) 15
D) 17
Who is the head of the Judicial Commission of Pakistan?
A) Chief Justice of Pakistan
B) President of Pakistan
C) Prime Minister of Pakistan
D) Senior most judge of the Supreme Court
Which of the following powers does the Supreme Court of Pakistan have?
A) Power to interpret laws
B) Power to amend the Constitution
C) Power to approve government policies
D) Power to impose taxes
Which court is responsible for hearing cases of human rights violations in Pakistan?
A) Islamabad High Court
B) Lahore High Court
C) Supreme Court of Pakistan
D) Sindh High Court
The power of judicial review in Pakistan is vested in which institution?
A) President of Pakistan
B) National Assembly
C) Supreme Court of Pakistan
D) Senate
Which of the following cases does the Supreme Court of Pakistan have original jurisdiction in?
A) Election disputes
B) Constitutional interpretation cases
C) Cases involving the President of Pakistan
D) All of the above
In which year was the Constitution of Pakistan enacted?
A) 1947
B) 1956
C) 1973
D) 1982
Who has the authority to remove a judge of the Supreme Court of Pakistan?
A) President of Pakistan
B) Prime Minister of Pakistan
C) Judicial Commission
D) Parliament
Which of the following is a function of the Supreme Court of Pakistan?
A) Formulating government policies
B) Investigating corruption
C) Upholding the Constitution
D) Enacting new laws
The Supreme Court of Pakistan has appellate jurisdiction over which courts?
A) District Courts
B) High Courts
C) Family Courts
D) Both A and B
Which of the following does not fall under the original jurisdiction of the Supreme Court of Pakistan?
A) Disputes between provinces
B) Disputes between the President and the Parliament
C) Election disputes
D) Traffic violation cases
What is the main role of the Chief Justice of Pakistan?
A) To enforce laws
B) To preside over the Supreme Court of Pakistan
C) To make executive decisions
D) To draft new legislation
Which of the following is the first stage in the judicial process in Pakistan?
A) Filing an appeal
B) Filing a case in a District Court
C) Filing a case in the Supreme Court
D) Filing a case in the High Court
What is the role of the Federal Shariat Court in Pakistan?
A) To hear criminal cases
B) To ensure laws are in accordance with Islamic principles
C) To hear cases related to foreign affairs
D) To hear electoral disputes
The Supreme Court of Pakistan has exclusive jurisdiction over which type of cases?
A) Family disputes
B) Political cases
C) Constitutional interpretation cases
D) Environmental issues
Who approves the appointment of the Chief Justice and other judges of the Supreme Court of Pakistan?
A) President of Pakistan
B) Parliament
C) Prime Minister of Pakistan
D) Judicial Commission
Which of the following articles of the Constitution of Pakistan deals with the Supreme Court?
A) Article 175
B) Article 179
C) Article 200
D) Article 213
What is the minimum qualification required to be appointed as a judge of the Supreme Court of Pakistan?
A) Must be a law graduate
B) Must have at least 10 years of judicial experience
C) Must have served as a member of the National Assembly
D) Must have served as a District Judge for at least 5 years
The Supreme Court of Pakistan has the power to strike down laws that are:
A) Inconsistent with the Constitution
B) Unpopular with the public
C) Passed in a Provincial Assembly
D) Drafted by the Executive
Which of the following is a type of petition that can be filed in the Supreme Court of Pakistan?
A) Habeas Corpus
B) Election petitions
C) Review petitions
D) All of the above
In case of a vacancy in the office of the Chief Justice, who acts as the Chief Justice?
A) Senior most judge of the Supreme Court
B) President of Pakistan
C) Prime Minister of Pakistan
D) Speaker of the National Assembly
Which of the following is true about the decisions made by the Supreme Court of Pakistan?
A) They are final and cannot be appealed
B) They can be reviewed by the President of Pakistan
C) They can be overturned by Parliament
D) They are not legally binding
What is the primary purpose of the judicial system in Pakistan?
A) To enforce government policies
B) To ensure justice and uphold the rule of law
C) To draft new laws
D) To mediate between political parties
Who can initiate the impeachment process of the Chief Justice of Pakistan?
A) Prime Minister of Pakistan
B) President of Pakistan
C) Members of the National Assembly
D) The President of the Supreme Court Bar Association
Which of the following is an example of the appellate jurisdiction of the Supreme Court of Pakistan?
A) Hearing election petitions
B) Hearing appeals from High Courts
C) Investigating criminal cases
D) Drafting new legislation
The Supreme Court of Pakistan was established in which year?
A) 1947
B) 1956
C) 1973
D) 1962
Which of the following is true about the tenure of a judge in the Supreme Court of Pakistan?
A) They serve for life
B) They serve until the age of 70
C) They serve for 5 years
D) They serve for 10 years
