1. The Punjab Criminal Prosecution Service (Constitution, Functions and Powers) Act 2006
was enacted to establish what type of service?
(A) Police Service
(B) Judicial Service
(C) Criminal Prosecution Service
(D) Investigation Service
2. The Act extends to:
(A) Islamabad only
(B) Punjab only cities
(C) Whole of Punjab
(D) Whole of Pakistan
3. The Act came into force:
(A) After one year
(B) After five years
(C) After notification
(D) At once
4. “FIR” means information recorded under section:
(A) 190 CrPC
(B) 173 CrPC
(C) 154 CrPC
(D) 200 CrPC
5. “Code” refers to:
(A) PPC 1860
(B) Qanun-e-Shahadat
(C) Police Order 2002
(D) CrPC 1898
6. “Government” means:
(A) Federal Government
(B) Government of Punjab
(C) Local Government
(D) Supreme Court
7. “High Court” means:
(A) Supreme Court
(B) District Court
(C) Federal Shariat Court
(D) Lahore High Court
8. “Service” refers to:
(A) Police Service
(B) Judicial Service
(C) Punjab Criminal Prosecution Service
(D) Federal Service
9. “Prosecution” means:
(A) Police inquiry
(B) Civil case handling
(C) Criminal case prosecution
(D) Appeals only
10. “Prosecutor” includes:
(A) Only Advocate General
(B) Only Judge
(C) Only Police Officer
(D) Multiple categories of prosecutors under Act
11. The Service is established by:
(A) Supreme Court
(B) Government of Punjab
(C) Police Department
(D) District Courts
12. The Service consists of:
(A) Prosecutors hierarchy
(B) Police Officers only
(C) Judges only
(D) Lawyers only
13. Administration of Service vests in:
(A) Chief Minister
(B) Inspector General Police
(C) Prosecutor General
(D) Governor
14. Government exercises:
(A) No control
(B) Judicial control
(C) Police control only
(D) General superintendence
15. Prosecutor General is appointed by:
(A) Chief Justice
(B) Parliament
(C) Police
(D) Government
16. Term of Prosecutor General is:
(A) 5 years
(B) 3 years non-extendable
(C) 4 years
(D) 2 years
17. Prosecutor General may resign by:
(A) Oral notice
(B) Written resignation to Government
(C) Press statement
(D) Court order
18. Prosecutor General can be removed for:
(A) Political disagreement
(B) Transfer request
(C) Misconduct or physical infirmity
(D) Promotion
19. Minimum age for Prosecutor General is:
(A) 45 years
(B) 40 years
(C) 35 years
(D) 50 years
20. One qualification includes being Advocate High Court for:
(A) 5 years
(B) 7 years
(C) 10 years
(D) 15 years
21. District Public Prosecutor is appointed in:
(A) Each province
(B) Each tehsil
(C) Each district
(D) Supreme Court
22. Appointments (except PG) are made by:
(A) Police
(B) Courts
(C) Prescribed method
(D) Army
23. Initial recruitment is on recommendation of:
(A) Bar Council
(B) Police Department
(C) Supreme Court
(D) Punjab Public Service Commission
24. Prosecutors conduct prosecution on behalf of:
(A) Government
(B) Police
(C) Courts
(D) Public
25. Police report is submitted through:
(A) Prosecutor
(B) Judge
(C) Lawyer
(D) Magistrate only
26. Prosecutor may return defective report within:
(A) 1 day
(B) 3 days
(C) 2 days
(D) 7 days
27. Prosecutor may file report if:
(A) Defective
(B) Fit for submission
(C) Rejected
(D) Delayed
28. Section 173 CrPC relates to:
(A) Trial
(B) Bail
(C) Appeal
(D) Police report
29. Interim police report is dealt by:
(A) Judge only
(B) Magistrate only
(C) Police only
(D) Prosecutor
30. Prosecutor examines delay reasons in:
(A) Appeal
(B) Bail
(C) Investigation
(D) Judgment
31. Prosecutor General may issue:
(A) Guidelines
(B) Judgments
(C) Laws
(D) Warrants
32. Prosecutor may call report from:
(A) Court
(B) Parliament
(C) Law enforcement agency
(D) Bar Council
33. Prosecutor may withdraw prosecution with consent of:
(A) Police
(B) Court
(C) Witness
(D) Media
34. For offences up to 3 years approval is of:
(A) District Public Prosecutor
(B) Government
(C) IG Police
(D) Judge
35. For offences up to 7 years approval is of:
(A) Magistrate
(B) Police
(C) Prosecutor General
(D) Governor
36. For all other offences approval is of:
(A) Witness
(B) Police
(C) Government
(D) Lawyer
37. Prosecutor may call for:
(A) Marriage record
(B) Tax return
(C) Investigation record
(D) Academic record
38. Service includes:
(A) Judges
(B) Police only
(C) Prosecutors hierarchy
(D) Army officers
39. District Public Prosecutor controls:
(A) Supreme Court cases
(B) Army cases
(C) District prosecution
(D) Federal cases only
40. Prosecutor General’s delegation is allowed to:
(A) Judges
(B) ADG or Deputy PG
(C) Police Constables
(D) Citizens
41. Prosecutor General represents Government in:
(A) All courts
(B) Only District Court
(C) Police station
(D) Parliament only
42. Service is for:
(A) Civil cases
(B) Criminal cases
(C) Tax cases
(D) Family cases only
43. Prosecutor scrutinizes:
(A) Judgment
(B) FIR report
(C) Police report
(D) Bail order
44. Defective report is returned to:
(A) Investigation officer
(B) Court
(C) Public
(D) Witness
45. Prosecutor can inform court not to prosecute:
(A) Never
(B) Only at trial end
(C) At any stage
(D) Only before FIR
46. Prosecutor General can delegate functions to:
(A) Judge
(B) Citizen
(C) Police officer
(D) Deputy Prosecutor General
47. Prosecutors are responsible for:
(A) Investigation
(B) Prosecution conduct
(C) Arrest only
(D) Bail only
48. Law enforcement agency includes:
(A) Punjab Police
(B) NAB only
(C) Courts
(D) Bar Council
49. “District” is defined under:
(A) CrPC
(B) PPC
(C) Police Order
(D) Punjab Local Government Ordinance 2001
50. “Investigation Officer” belongs to:
(A) Law enforcement agency
(B) Court
(C) Parliament
(D) Bar
51. Prosecutor is deemed:
(A) Police officer
(B) Judge
(C) Public prosecutor under CrPC
(D) Witness
52. Prosecutor General is head of:
(A) Police
(B) Courts
(C) Service
(D) Parliament
53. Superintendence over Service lies with:
(A) Government
(B) Police
(C) Courts
(D) NAB
54. Prosecutors are under control of:
(A) Judges
(B) Witness
(C) Prosecutor General
(D) Public
55. District Prosecutor supervises:
(A) National courts
(B) Supreme Court judges
(C) District prosecutors
(D) Police HQ
56. Prosecutor may request disciplinary action against:
(A) Judge
(B) Public servant
(C) Citizen
(D) Lawyer only
57. Prosecutor can request:
(A) Marriage certificate
(B) Records from agencies
(C) Birth certificate only
(D) Passport only
58. Prosecutor functions are under:
(A) Army Act
(B) Constitution only
(C) Code of Criminal Procedure
(D) Civil law
59. Withdrawal of prosecution requires:
(A) Police approval
(B) Court consent
(C) Media approval
(D) Witness approval
60. Prosecutor may inform court about:
(A) Non-prosecution decision
(B) Salary issues
(C) Election results
(D) Civil disputes
61. Prosecutor General can represent in:
(A) Only district courts
(B) Supreme Court
(C) Police stations
(D) Schools
62. Prosecutor General tenure is:
(A) Extendable
(B) Lifetime
(C) Non-extendable
(D) 10 years
63. Prosecutor General can be removed after:
(A) Hearing
(B) Vote
(C) Election
(D) Police order
64. Service aims for:
(A) Political control
(B) Military control
(C) Effective prosecution
(D) Private cases
65. Prosecutor reviews:
(A) Criminal reports
(B) Only civil cases
(C) Election cases
(D) Family matters
66. FIR stands for:
(A) Final Investigation Report
(B) First Information Report
(C) Federal Inquiry Report
(D) Filed Investigation Record
67. Prosecutor may call time-bound report:
(A) Only police
(B) No
(C) Only courts
(D) Yes
68. Prosecutor General issues:
(A) Laws
(B) Orders of arrest
(C) Judgments
(D) Guidelines
69. Prosecutors work on behalf of:
(A) Police
(B) Government
(C) Courts
(D) NGOs
70. Prosecutor can scrutinize evidence:
(A) Never
(B) Only judge
(C) Yes
(D) Only police
71. Prosecutor may delay trial request for:
(A) Investigation delay
(B) Personal reason
(C) Political reason
(D) Media pressure
72. Prosecutor can return report in:
(A) 3 days
(B) 10 days
(C) 15 days
(D) 1 month
73. District Public Prosecutor works in:
(A) Supreme Court
(B) Federal level
(C) District level
(D) International court
74. Prosecutor may call documents from:
(A) Any agency
(B) Only police
(C) Only courts
(D) Only public
75. Prosecution means:
(A) Criminal trial conduct
(B) Civil trial
(C) Investigation only
(D) Arrest only
76. Prosecutor General may delegate powers to:
(A) Police officer
(B) Citizen
(C) Judge
(D) Deputy Prosecutor
77. Service includes Assistant District Public Prosecutor at:
(A) Supreme level
(B) Army level
(C) Police level
(D) Entry level
78. Prosecutor works under:
(A) Law
(B) Police Chief
(C) Media
(D) NGOs
79. Prosecutor may withdraw case:
(A) Without approval
(B) Only police approval
(C) Never
(D) With approval
80. Prosecutor General is appointed for:
(A) Fixed 3 years
(B) Unlimited term
(C) 1 year
(D) 5 years extendable
81. Prosecutor General is head of:
(A) Judiciary
(B) Police
(C) Prosecution Service
(D) Parliament
82. Prosecutor supervises:
(A) Civil courts
(B) Criminal cases
(C) Election only
(D) Tax cases
83. Prosecutor can file report before:
(A) Any citizen
(B) Court of competent jurisdiction
(C) Media
(D) School
84. Prosecutor examines:
(A) Police evidence
(B) Weather report
(C) TV news
(D) Books
85. Prosecutor General may remove case prosecutor:
(A) Anytime without reason
(B) With reasons recorded
(C) Never
(D) Only police order
86. Service ensures:
(A) Political dominance
(B) Military trials
(C) Prosecutorial independence
(D) Civil disputes
87. Prosecutor may act under:
(A) CrPC and other laws
(B) Only PPC
(C) Only Constitution
(D) Only Police Order
88. Prosecutor can stay proceedings by:
(A) Court order
(B) Informing court
(C) Police order
(D) Media report
89. Discharge of accused by prosecutor means:
(A) Conviction
(B) Arrest
(C) Fine
(D) No prosecution continuation
90. Purpose of Act is:
(A) Effective prosecution system
(B) Increase police power
(C) Reduce courts
(D) End trials