1. According to Section 18(1), who may prefer an appeal against conviction by a Juvenile Court?
(A) The Juvenile Court Judge
(B) The Probation Officer
(C) Only the guardian of the juvenile
(D) Any person convicted by a Juvenile Court
2. According to Section 18(2), who may file an appeal on behalf of a juvenile offender?
(A) Police Officer
(B) Victim
(C) Guardian
(D) Probation Officer
3. According to Section 18(3), within how many days can an appeal be filed against an order of acquittal by a Juvenile Court?
(A) 15 days
(B) 30 days
(C) 45 days
(D) 60 days
4. According to Section 19, can a juvenile offender suffer disqualification attached to conviction?
(A) Yes, always
(B) No, the Act removes such disqualification
(C) Only if ordered by Court
(D) Only if the offence is heinous
5. According to Section 20(1), who may establish observation homes and Juvenile Rehabilitation Centres?
(A) Interior Division in consultation with the Division concerned
(B) Ministry of Human Rights
(C) Provincial Police Department
(D) Local NGOs only
6. According to Section 20(2), who may certify an observation home managed by a non-governmental organization?
(A) Juvenile Court
(B) Ministry of Law
(C) Interior Division
(D) Social Welfare Department
7. According to Section 20(3), what may the Interior Division certify in any local area?
(A) Any private hospital
(B) An association or society for social reintegration of juvenile offenders
(C) A sports academy for juveniles
(D) A probation office
8. According to Section 21, when can the Interior Division withdraw a certificate of a Juvenile Rehabilitation Centre?
(A) When requested by the juvenile’s guardian
(B) Only after court permission
(C) After every two years
(D) If dissatisfied with its management or supervision
9. According to Section 22, who may inspect observation homes and Juvenile Rehabilitation Centres?
(A) A medical officer, Committee member, or authorized officer
(B) Only police officers
(C) Only the Minister of Interior
(D) Only the juvenile’s guardian
10. According to Section 23, what is the effect of this Act in relation to other laws?
(A) It is subordinate to other laws
(B) It applies only when no other law exists
(C) It overrides all other laws in force
(D) It applies only in federal areas
11. According to Section 24, who has the power to make rules under this Act?
(A) Juvenile Court
(B) The Government
(C) The Chief Justice
(D) The Provincial Assembly
12. According to Section 25, which previous law is repealed by this Act?
(A) The Child Protection Act, 2001
(B) The Juvenile Justice System Ordinance, 2000
(C) The Reformatory Act, 1998
(D) The Youth Justice Act, 2002