Q 1 Laws Warrants (CrPC)
A warrant remains in force till?
View answer & explanation Ans: Execution
Correct Answer: Execution
A warrant stays in force until it is executed or cancelled by the court that issued it.
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Assistant Director ANF Past Paper 2013 Solved MCQs
Solved FPSC Assistant Director ANF past paper July 2013 — 54 MCQs with verified answers and explanations. Free online practice for FPSC, PPSC, NTS and all one-paper exams. Covers Law, CrPC, PPC, Qanoon-e-Shahadat and CNSA.
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The FPSC paper for Assistant Director, Anti-Narcotics Force from July 2013 (Model Paper 62) contains 54 published MCQs on CrPC, PPC, Qanoon-e-Shahadat and narcotics law, with verified answers and a factual explanation for every question. The book prints it as a solved recall list, so 26 items with no printed answer were dropped rather than inferred, and two printed answers were corrected to the standard answer.
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Subject 1
Laws
1
Topic Section
Warrants (CrPC)
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Topic Section
Legal Terms
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Q 2 Laws Legal Terms
De novo means?
View answer & explanation Ans: New
Correct Answer: New
De novo is Latin for anew, meaning from the beginning.
3
Topic Section
Accused Vs Convict
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Q 3 Laws Accused Vs Convict
Accused and convict are?
View answer & explanation Ans: Quite different
Correct Answer: Quite different
An accused person has been charged but not convicted, while a convict has been found guilty and convicted.
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Topic Section
Warrants (CrPC) |
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Q 4 Laws Warrants (CrPC) |
A warrant must be?
View answer & explanation Ans: Written, signed and stamped
Correct Answer: Written, signed and stamped
A valid warrant must be in writing, signed by the presiding officer and sealed (stamped) by the court.
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Topic Section
Complaint (CrPC)
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Q 5 Laws Complaint (CrPC)
Any intimation to the court is called?
View answer & explanation Ans: Complaint
Correct Answer: Complaint
A complaint is information about an offence given to a magistrate so the court can take action.
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Topic Section
Alibi
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Q 6 Laws Alibi
An alibi plea may be made by?
View answer & explanation Ans: The accused
Correct Answer: The accused
An alibi, that the accused was elsewhere when the offence occurred, is a plea raised by the accused.
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Topic Section
Investigation (CrPC) |
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Q 7 Laws Investigation (CrPC) |
Investigation of a case can be carried out by?
View answer & explanation Ans: The officer in charge of the police station or his subordinate
Correct Answer: The officer in charge of the police station or his subordinate
Under the CrPC, investigation is carried out by the officer in charge of the police station or an officer subordinate to him.
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Topic Section
Arrest (CrPC) |
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Q 8 Laws Arrest (CrPC) |
In a cognizable case police can arrest?
View answer & explanation Ans: Without warrant
Correct Answer: Without warrant
In a cognizable case the police may arrest without a warrant.
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Topic Section
Charge (CrPC) |
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Q 9 Laws Charge (CrPC) |
A charge is framed by?
View answer & explanation Ans: The court
Correct Answer: The court
After inquiry, the charge is framed by the court trying the case.
10
Topic Section
Evidence
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Q 10 Laws Evidence
Evidence may be?
View answer & explanation Ans: Narrative
Correct Answer: Narrative
The book gives narrative as the form in which evidence may be given; evidence is otherwise oral or documentary.
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Topic Section
Law Officers |
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Q 11 Laws Law Officers |
The provincial law officer is?
View answer & explanation Ans: Advocate General
Correct Answer: Advocate General
The Advocate General is the principal law officer of a province.
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Topic Section
Arrest And Search Of Women |
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Q 12 Laws Arrest And Search Of Women |
A female accused can be arrested or searched by?
View answer & explanation Ans: Another woman
Correct Answer: Another woman
A woman who is arrested or searched must be searched by another woman.
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Topic Section
Mens Rea |
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Q 13 Laws Mens Rea |
Mens rea means?
View answer & explanation Ans: Guilty mind
Correct Answer: Guilty mind
Mens rea is the guilty mind, the mental element of a crime.
14
Topic Section
Solitary Confinement
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Q 14 Laws Solitary Confinement
Solitary confinement is served in?
View answer & explanation Ans: Sub-jail
Correct Answer: Sub-jail
The book places solitary confinement in a sub-jail; this answer is retained as printed and flagged as book-only.
15
Topic Section
Pakistan Penal Code |
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Q 15 Laws Pakistan Penal Code |
The Pakistan Penal Code is as old as?
View answer & explanation Ans: 1860
Correct Answer: 1860
The Pakistan Penal Code dates from 1860.
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Topic Section
Tazir
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Q 16 Laws Tazir
Tazir is?
View answer & explanation Ans: Punishment
Correct Answer: Punishment
Tazir is a discretionary punishment left to the judge under Islamic law.
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Topic Section
Culpable Homicide
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Q 17 Laws Culpable Homicide
In culpable homicide there would be?
View answer & explanation Ans: A murder
Correct Answer: A murder
The book answers that culpable homicide would be a murder; in law culpable homicide may or may not amount to murder.
18
Topic Section
Abetment
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Q 18 Laws Abetment
A asks B to kill C and B refuses to do so; has A committed an offence?
View answer & explanation Ans: Yes
Correct Answer: Yes
Asking another person to commit murder is abetment, even if that person refuses.
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Topic Section
Treating
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Q 19 Laws Treating
Treating is what kind of bribe?
View answer & explanation Ans: A kind of light corruption
Correct Answer: A kind of light corruption
Treating, offering food, drink or entertainment to influence voters, is treated in the book as a light form of corruption.
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Topic Section
Mischief
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Q 20 Laws Mischief
A person who burns his motorcycle in his own compound commits?
View answer & explanation Ans: No offence
Correct Answer: No offence
Mischief requires damage to another person's property, so destroying one's own motorcycle is no offence.
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Topic Section
Dishonest Misappropriation
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Q 21 Laws Dishonest Misappropriation
A person who finds a gold ring on a public road and uses it commits?
View answer & explanation Ans: No offence
Correct Answer: No offence
The classic illustration holds that a finder who did not know the owner when he picked up the ring commits no offence by taking it.
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Topic Section
Perjury
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Q 22 Laws Perjury
Perjury is a?
View answer & explanation Ans: Simple offence
Correct Answer: Simple offence
Perjury, giving false evidence, is classed in the book as a simple offence.
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Topic Section
Interpretation (PPC)
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Q 23 Laws Interpretation (PPC)
The pronoun "he" in the PPC is used for?
View answer & explanation Ans: Both male and female
Correct Answer: Both male and female
In the PPC the masculine pronoun 'he' is used for both male and female.
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Topic Section
Public Nuisance |
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Q 24 Laws Public Nuisance |
If any person causes any disturbance to the public, it is?
View answer & explanation Ans: Nuisance
Correct Answer: Nuisance
Causing disturbance to the public is a public nuisance.
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Topic Section
Substantive Vs Procedural Law
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Q 25 Laws Substantive Vs Procedural Law
The Pakistan Penal Code is what kind of law?
View answer & explanation Ans: Substantive law
Correct Answer: Substantive law
The PPC is substantive law because it defines offences and punishments; the CrPC is the procedural (adjective) law.
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Topic Section
Qanoon E Shahadat |
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Q 26 Laws Qanoon E Shahadat |
The Qanoon-e-Shahadat is what kind of law?
View answer & explanation Ans: Exhaustive law
Correct Answer: Exhaustive law
The Qanoon-e-Shahadat Order is treated as the exhaustive code on the law of evidence in Pakistan.
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Topic Section
Hearsay
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Q 27 Laws Hearsay
Hearsay is: (A) Good evidence (B) No evidence (C) Ocular evidence (D) None of them
View answer & explanation Ans: No evidence
Correct Answer: No evidence
Hearsay is no evidence, because the witness speaks of what others told him rather than what he saw or heard himself.
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Topic Section
Hadd |
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Q 28 Laws Hadd |
Hadd is applied as per?
View answer & explanation Ans: The Holy Quran
Correct Answer: The Holy Quran
Hadd punishments are those prescribed by the Holy Quran.
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Topic Section
Accomplice |
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Q 29 Laws Accomplice |
An accomplice is one who?
View answer & explanation Ans: Is a partner in criminal activities
Correct Answer: Is a partner in criminal activities
An accomplice is a person who takes part in criminal activities with others.
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Topic Section
Lunatic Witness
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Q 30 Laws Lunatic Witness
Is a lunatic both competent and incompetent?
View answer & explanation Ans: Yes, he has both qualities
Correct Answer: Yes, he has both qualities
A lunatic may be competent as a witness during a lucid interval, so he has both qualities at different times.
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Topic Section
Irrelevant Questions
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Q 31 Laws Irrelevant Questions
Can irrelevant questions be asked?
View answer & explanation Ans: Yes
Correct Answer: Yes
Irrelevant questions can be put, though the court may forbid questions that are irrelevant or scandalous.
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Topic Section
Scandalous Questions |
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Q 32 Laws Scandalous Questions |
Can scandalous questions be asked?
View answer & explanation Ans: Yes, but the court may forbid
Correct Answer: Yes, but the court may forbid
Scandalous questions can be asked, but the court may forbid them.
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Topic Section
Leading Questions |
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Q 33 Laws Leading Questions |
A leading question can be asked in?
View answer & explanation Ans: Cross-examination
Correct Answer: Cross-examination
Leading questions, which suggest their own answer, are permitted in cross-examination.
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Topic Section
Hostile Witness |
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Q 34 Laws Hostile Witness |
A hostile witness is the one who?
View answer & explanation Ans: Has been won over by the opposite party
Correct Answer: Has been won over by the opposite party
A hostile witness is one who has been won over by the opposite party and turns against the party that called him.
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Topic Section
Burden Of Proof
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Q 35 Laws Burden Of Proof
The burden of proof lies on the accused for?
View answer & explanation Ans: Exceptions and pleas
Correct Answer: Exceptions and pleas
The prosecution bears the general burden of proof; the accused bears it for exceptions and pleas such as alibi.
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Topic Section
Confession |
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Q 36 Laws Confession |
A confession is said not to be valid if made before?
View answer & explanation Ans: The police
Correct Answer: The police
A confession made before the police is not valid evidence against the accused.
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Topic Section
Proved / Not Proved |
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Q 37 Laws Proved / Not Proved |
A fact is said to be not proved when it is?
View answer & explanation Ans: Neither proved nor disproved
Correct Answer: Neither proved nor disproved
A fact is not proved when it is neither proved nor disproved.
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Topic Section
Refreshing Memory |
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Q 38 Laws Refreshing Memory |
Who can refresh his memory?
View answer & explanation Ans: A witness
Correct Answer: A witness
A witness may refresh his memory from documents made at or about the time of the events.
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Topic Section
Primary Evidence
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Q 39 Laws Primary Evidence
Primary evidence is?
View answer & explanation Ans: Documentary evidence
Correct Answer: Documentary evidence
Primary evidence is the original document itself, not a copy.
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Topic Section
CNSA — Trafficking |
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Q 40 Laws CNSA — Trafficking |
Trafficking of drugs is?
View answer & explanation Ans: Prohibited
Correct Answer: Prohibited
Trafficking in narcotic drugs is prohibited under the Control of Narcotic Substances Act.
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Topic Section
CNSA — Special Courts |
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Q 41 Laws CNSA — Special Courts |
A narcotics case trial shall be held in?
View answer & explanation Ans: Special courts
Correct Answer: Special courts
Narcotics cases are tried in special courts set up under the CNSA.
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Topic Section
CNSA — Cultivation |
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Q 42 Laws CNSA — Cultivation |
Cultivation of narcotics plants in Pakistan is?
View answer & explanation Ans: Totally prohibited
Correct Answer: Totally prohibited
Cultivation of narcotics plants is totally prohibited in Pakistan.
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Topic Section
CNSA — Transportation |
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Q 43 Laws CNSA — Transportation |
Transportation of drugs in Pakistan is?
View answer & explanation Ans: Totally prohibited
Correct Answer: Totally prohibited
Transportation of narcotic drugs in Pakistan is totally prohibited.
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Topic Section
CNSA — Bail
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Q 44 Laws CNSA — Bail
Bail under the CNSA 1997 is?
View answer & explanation Ans: Not granted to the accused
Correct Answer: Not granted to the accused
Bail is not granted to an accused under the CNSA 1997 as a general rule, the Act heavily restricting bail.
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Topic Section
CNSA — Rehabilitation |
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Q 45 Laws CNSA — Rehabilitation |
Establishing rehabilitation centres is the responsibility of?
View answer & explanation Ans: The provincial government
Correct Answer: The provincial government
Establishing rehabilitation centres for drug addicts is the provincial government's responsibility under the book's answer.
46
Topic Section
ANF Act
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Q 46 Laws ANF Act
The ANF Act is what kind of law?
View answer & explanation Ans: Special law
Correct Answer: Special law
The ANF Act is a special law dealing with narcotics enforcement.
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Topic Section
Mutual Legal Assistance |
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Q 47 Laws Mutual Legal Assistance |
Mutual legal assistance with a foreign country is the responsibility of?
View answer & explanation Ans: The federal government
Correct Answer: The federal government
Mutual legal assistance with a foreign country is handled by the federal government.
Subject 2
General Knowledge
1
Topic Section
Drug Cases
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Q 48 General Knowledge Drug Cases
Drug leaders are under the nose of ANF (as printed) — which court?
View answer & explanation Ans: Supreme Court
Correct Answer: Supreme Court
The book's garbled item is retained as printed, with the Supreme Court as its given answer.
2
Topic Section
Narcotics Etymology
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Q 49 General Knowledge Narcotics Etymology
The word "narcotics" is derived from?
View answer & explanation Ans: Greek
Correct Answer: Greek
Narcotics comes from the Greek narkotikos, meaning numbing or making numb.
3
Topic Section
Stimulant Drugs |
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Q 50 General Knowledge Stimulant Drugs |
A stimulant drug attacks?
View answer & explanation Ans: The heart
Correct Answer: The heart
Stimulant drugs act on the heart and central nervous system, raising heart rate.
4
Topic Section
Tranquillizers |
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Q 51 General Knowledge Tranquillizers |
The normal effect of tranquillizers is?
View answer & explanation Ans: Sleepiness
Correct Answer: Sleepiness
Tranquillizers normally produce sleepiness (sedation).
5
Topic Section
Morphine |
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Q 52 General Knowledge Morphine |
Morphine is made from?
View answer & explanation Ans: Opium
Correct Answer: Opium
Morphine is made from opium, the dried latex of the opium poppy.
6
Topic Section
Insomnia
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Q 53 General Knowledge Insomnia
Insomnia is?
View answer & explanation Ans: Inability to sleep
Correct Answer: Inability to sleep
Insomnia is inability to sleep, not sleepiness; sleepiness is the effect of tranquillizers.
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Topic Section
Analgesics |
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Q 54 General Knowledge Analgesics |
Analgesics are?
View answer & explanation Ans: Pain-relieving drugs
Correct Answer: Pain-relieving drugs
Analgesics are drugs that relieve pain.
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Verified from the official paper / published solved paper — every answer rechecked before publishing. Where the source printed no options, the answer options were prepared by GK360; the questions and correct answers are the verified originals.
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How many questions are in the FPSC Assistant Director ANF paper July 2013? +
The book prints 80 items; 54 are published here with verified answers and explanations, after 26 items with no printed answer were dropped rather than inferred.
Which subjects does it cover? +
It covers Law 47 and Job-Related 7 — chiefly CrPC, PPC, Qanoon-e-Shahadat, the CNSA and ANF drug-related knowledge.
Are the answers verified? +
Yes. Every answer was reconciled against the book's printed answers and the standard fact, with disagreements flagged; the PPC and insomnia items were corrected to the standard answer.
Which other exams does this paper help with? +
Its CrPC, PPC, evidence and narcotics-law MCQs are shared across FPSC, PPSC, NTS, CSS MPT and all Pakistan one-paper exams.