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21.

______ is the Head Court of Criminal Proceeding at Provincial level

A.	Supreme Court	B.	Session Court
C.	High Court

22.

______ is the presiding Court of a district

A.	High Court	B.	Session Court
C.	Special Court

23.

Section 9, Cr,P.C. empowers ______ with power of establishment of Court of Session Judge and Assistant Session Judges

A.	Provincial Government	B.	Federal Government
C.	Local Government

24.

Section, 14, Cr.P.C deals with appointment of

A.	1st Class Magistrate	B.	Additional Magistrate
C.	Special Magistrate

25.

Section 15 of Cr.P.C deals with

A.	Special Magistrate	B.	Benches of Magistrates
C.	None of the above

26.

Section 15, empowers ______ to pass direction for formation of Benches of Magistrates

A.	High Court	B.	Session Court
C.	Provincial Government

27.

A judge appointed under section 22, Cr.P.C is called

A.	District Judge	B.	Justice of Peace
C.	Additional District Judge

28.

Justice of Peace appointed under section 22, Cr.P.C by the Provincial Government enjoys his powers as

A.	Ministerial Powers	B.	Judicial Powers
C.	Administrative Power

29.

A magistrate appointed by Provincial Government under section 30, Cr.P.C enjoys all powers except

A.	Offence punishable with seven years imprisonment	B.	Offence punishable with ten years imprisonment
C.	Offences punishable with death

30.

Court of Magistrate of 1st class can pass

A.	Imprisonment for a term not exceeding three years	B.	Imprisonment not exceeding five years
C.	Imprisonment not exceeding seven years