LAW ONE LINER MCQS
Who is regarded as the father of modern jurisprudence?
Answer: John AustinThe study of law is called?
Answer: JurisprudenceWhich country’s legal system is based on Common Law?
Answer: EnglandThe concept of “Rule of Law” was introduced by?
Answer: A.V. DiceyWhich is the supreme law of Pakistan?
Answer: Constitution of PakistanIn which year the first Constitution of Pakistan was enforced?
Answer: 1956The 1973 Constitution of Pakistan was passed under whose leadership?
Answer: Zulfikar Ali BhuttoArticle 19 of Pakistan’s Constitution deals with?
Answer: Freedom of SpeechThe highest court in Pakistan is?
Answer: Supreme Court- The term “Habeas Corpus” means?
Answer: Produce the body The law which deals with crimes is called?
Answer: Criminal LawThe law which deals with property rights is called?
Answer: Civil LawThe law of tort deals with?
Answer: Civil wrongsWho is the father of International Law?
Answer: Hugo GrotiusThe UN Charter was signed in which year?
Answer: 1945Who appoints judges of the Supreme Court in Pakistan?
Answer: President of PakistanWhat is the minimum age for becoming President of Pakistan?
Answer: 45 yearsArticle 6 of Pakistan’s Constitution deals with?
Answer: High TreasonWhich amendment in Pakistan Constitution is called the “Mother of All Amendments”?
Answer: 18th AmendmentWhich article of Constitution provides right to education?
Answer: Article 25-AThe law of evidence in Pakistan is governed by?
Answer: Qanoon-e-Shahadat Order, 1984Who was the first Chief Justice of Pakistan?
Answer: Justice Abdul RashidArticle 58(2)(b) was inserted by which amendment?
Answer: 8th AmendmentWho can dissolve the National Assembly in Pakistan?
Answer: PresidentWhich court is called the “court of last resort”?
Answer: Supreme CourtThe right to information is ensured under which Article?
Answer: Article 19-AThe law of inheritance for Muslims is derived from?
Answer: Quran and SunnahWho is considered as the father of Islamic jurisprudence?
Answer: Imam Abu HanifaWhich law deals with family matters?
Answer: Family LawWhat is the minimum age for becoming Prime Minister of Pakistan?
Answer: 25 yearsWho was the first Law Minister of Pakistan?
Answer: Jogendra Nath MandalWhich law is related to contracts in Pakistan?
Answer: Contract Act, 1872Which law deals with companies?
Answer: Companies Act, 2017Who interprets the Constitution?
Answer: Supreme CourtWhich law governs local governments in Pakistan?
Answer: Local Government Acts of ProvincesWhich is the lower house of Pakistan’s Parliament?
Answer: National AssemblyWhich is the upper house of Pakistan’s Parliament?
Answer: SenateThe International Court of Justice is located in?
Answer: The Hague, NetherlandsWho was the first female judge of Supreme Court of Pakistan?
Answer: Justice Ayesha MalikThe Penal Code of Pakistan was originally called?
Answer: Indian Penal CodeWho prepared the Objectives Resolution of Pakistan?
Answer: Liaquat Ali KhanWhich article ensures equality before law?
Answer: Article 25The first law college in Pakistan was established in?
Answer: LahoreThe law of succession is governed in Pakistan by?
Answer: Muslim Family Laws Ordinance, 1961Who appoints the Attorney General of Pakistan?
Answer: PresidentThe UN’s Universal Declaration of Human Rights was adopted in?
Answer: 1948The right to vote in Pakistan is granted at the age of?
Answer: 18 yearsThe International Criminal Court (ICC) was established in?
Answer: 2002The term “actus reus” refers to?
Answer: Guilty actThe term “mens rea” refers to?
Answer: Guilty mindWhich branch of law deals with treaties between states?
Answer: International LawWhat does ADR stand for in law?
Answer: Alternative Dispute ResolutionWhich article ensures independence of judiciary in Pakistan?
Answer: Article 175The law relating to juveniles is called?
Answer: Juvenile Justice System ActThe Constitution of Pakistan has how many Articles?
Answer: 280+ (changes with amendments)Who was the author of “Spirit of Laws”?
Answer: MontesquieuThe Universal Adult Franchise was granted in Pakistan in?
Answer: 1970 electionsThe law of defamation is related to?
Answer: ReputationThe principle of “Stare Decisis” means?
Answer: To stand by decided casesThe Magna Carta was signed in?
Answer: 1215The law relating to labor rights is?
Answer: Labor LawsWho was the first female law graduate of Pakistan?
Answer: Shaista Suhrawardy IkramullahThe International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights was adopted in?
Answer: 1966Which is the smallest unit of legislation?
Answer: Article / SectionThe principle of “Double Jeopardy” means?
Answer: No one can be tried twice for the same offenseThe law of evidence excludes?
Answer: HearsayThe punishment for blasphemy in Pakistan is under which section?
Answer: Section 295 of PPCThe law related to cybercrime in Pakistan is?
Answer: PECA 2016 (Prevention of Electronic Crimes Act)Who enforces law in Pakistan?
Answer: PoliceThe role of Ombudsman is to?
Answer: Address public grievancesThe term “Constitution” means?
Answer: Supreme law of the landWhich law deals with environmental protection?
Answer: Environmental Protection ActWho can proclaim emergency in Pakistan?
Answer: PresidentThe doctrine of separation of powers was given by?
Answer: MontesquieuWho is the guardian of the Constitution?
Answer: JudiciaryThe law of arbitration deals with?
Answer: Settlement outside courtWhich law regulates elections in Pakistan?
Answer: Election Act, 2017Which article prohibits slavery and forced labor?
Answer: Article 11Which law deals with narcotics in Pakistan?
Answer: Control of Narcotics Substances Act, 1997Who is called the “Defender of the Constitution”?
Answer: Supreme CourtThe principle “No crime without law” is called?
Answer: Nulla poena sine legeThe right to fair trial is guaranteed under which Article?
Answer: Article 10-AWho was the first female Speaker of National Assembly of Pakistan?
Answer: Fahmida MirzaThe law of contempt of court is meant to?
Answer: Protect dignity of courtWhich law deals with copyrights?
Answer: Copyright Ordinance 1962The law related to patents in Pakistan is?
Answer: Patents Ordinance 2000The law related to trademarks in Pakistan is?
Answer: Trade Marks Ordinance 2001The legal age of marriage in Pakistan is?
Answer: 18 yearsWhich law governs banking in Pakistan?
Answer: Banking Companies Ordinance 1962Which law deals with anti-terrorism?
Answer: Anti-Terrorism Act 1997The concept of “checks and balances” was introduced in which constitution?
Answer: U.S. ConstitutionThe UN has how many official languages?
Answer: SixWhich article of Pakistan’s Constitution deals with right to fair trial?
Answer: Article 10-AWhich amendment reduced the President’s powers in Pakistan?
Answer: 18th AmendmentThe power of judicial review is held by?
Answer: JudiciaryThe International Court of Justice judges are elected for how many years?
Answer: 9 yearsWhich article ensures freedom of religion in Pakistan?
Answer: Article 20The principle “innocent until proven guilty” belongs to?
Answer: Criminal LawThe first law school in the world was established in?
Answer: Bologna, ItalyThe General Assembly of UN has how many members?
Answer: 193Which article deals with right to assemble peacefully in Pakistan?
Answer: Article 16The concept of Fundamental Rights comes from which constitution?
Answer: U.S. ConstitutionWho wrote “Leviathan”?
Answer: Thomas HobbesThe ICC (International Criminal Court) tries which crimes?
Answer: War crimes, genocide, crimes against humanityThe first written code of law was?
Answer: Code of HammurabiThe right to privacy is ensured under which article in Pakistan?
Answer: Article 14The Federal Shariat Court was established in which year?
Answer: 1980The principle of “judicial independence” is ensured in which article?
Answer: Article 175The law related to citizenship in Pakistan is?
Answer: Citizenship Act, 1951Which law governs the armed forces?
Answer: Pakistan Army Act, 1952The concept of equality before law is under which article?
Answer: Article 25Which country has the world’s oldest written constitution still in use?
Answer: USAWho was the first female High Court judge in Pakistan?
Answer: Justice Majida RizviThe law that governs banking in Pakistan is?
Answer: State Bank Act, 1956Which amendment gave reserved seats for women in Pakistan?
Answer: 17th AmendmentWhich article protects minorities’ rights in Pakistan?
Answer: Article 36The writ of “Mandamus” means?
Answer: We commandThe writ of “Certiorari” means?
Answer: To be certifiedThe writ of “Prohibition” means?
Answer: To prohibit lower courtThe writ of “Quo Warranto” means?
Answer: By what authorityWho wrote “Two Treatises of Government”?
Answer: John LockeWhich article provides for emergency in Pakistan?
Answer: Article 232Which is the oldest political party in Pakistan?
Answer: Muslim LeagueWho can appoint governors in Pakistan?
Answer: PresidentThe law of succession for Christians is governed by?
Answer: Succession Act, 1925The principle “Fiat Justitia Ruat Caelum” means?
Answer: Let justice be done though the heavens fallWhich amendment is called the Women Protection Amendment?
Answer: 18th Amendment (various protections)Which article deals with prohibition of torture?
Answer: Article 14(2)The law relating to juvenile courts in Pakistan is?
Answer: Juvenile Justice System Act 2018Which article protects property rights?
Answer: Article 23The President of Pakistan is elected for how many years?
Answer: 5 yearsThe Constitution of 1973 has how many schedules?
Answer: 7Which article deals with national language of Pakistan?
Answer: Article 251The 1973 Constitution was enforced on?
Answer: 14 August 1973The highest court of appeal in Pakistan is?
Answer: Supreme CourtWhich article deals with freedom of trade and business?
Answer: Article 18The first Martial Law in Pakistan was imposed in?
Answer: 1958The International Court of Justice is composed of how many judges?
Answer: 15The principle of “sovereignty of parliament” is from which system?
Answer: British Constitution- Who is regarded as the “Father of International Law”?
Answer: Hugo Grotius The Magna Carta was signed in?
Answer: 1215The UN Security Council has how many permanent members?
Answer: 5The first female judge of the International Court of Justice was?
Answer: Dame Rosalyn HigginsThe law relating to crimes and punishment is called?
Answer: Criminal LawThe law relating to disputes between individuals is called?
Answer: Civil LawThe power of courts to declare laws unconstitutional is called?
Answer: Judicial ReviewThe Supreme Court of the USA was established in?
Answer: 1789The famous case of “Brown v. Board of Education” was about?
Answer: Racial segregation in schoolsThe legal principle “Caveat Emptor” means?
Answer: Let the buyer bewareThe Indian Constitution was adopted in?
Answer: 1949The legal term “Sub Judice” means?
Answer: Under judicial considerationThe law relating to contracts is?
Answer: Contract LawThe law relating to property is?
Answer: Property LawThe first Constitution of USA was called?
Answer: Articles of ConfederationThe Supreme Court of Pakistan consists of how many judges (approx.)?
Answer: 17The basic law of a country is called?
Answer: ConstitutionWhich branch of government enacts laws?
Answer: LegislatureWhich branch of government executes laws?
Answer: ExecutiveWhich branch of government interprets laws?
Answer: JudiciaryThe legal principle “Res Ipsa Loquitur” means?
Answer: The thing speaks for itselfThe principle “Volenti non fit injuria” means?
Answer: To a willing person, no injury is doneThe principle “Injuria sine damnum” means?
Answer: Legal injury without damageThe principle “Damnum sine injuria” means?
Answer: Damage without legal injuryThe law relating to family matters is?
Answer: Family LawThe law relating to employment matters is?
Answer: Labor LawThe law relating to environment is?
Answer: Environmental LawThe law relating to sea and ships is?
Answer: Maritime LawThe law relating to international relations is?
Answer: International LawThe International Court of Justice was established in?
Answer: 1945The UN Headquarters is located at?
Answer: New YorkThe World Trade Organization (WTO) was established in?
Answer: 1995The International Monetary Fund (IMF) was established in?
Answer: 1944The World Bank was established in?
Answer: 1944The principle of “Locus Standi” means?
Answer: Right to be heardThe principle of “Obiter Dicta” means?
Answer: Things said by the wayThe principle of “Ratio Decidendi” means?
Answer: Reason for the decisionThe law relating to patents and copyrights is?
Answer: Intellectual Property LawThe law relating to wills and inheritance is?
Answer: Succession LawThe principle of “Actio personalis moritur cum persona” means?
Answer: Personal action dies with the personThe principle of “Nemo dat quod non habet” means?
Answer: No one can give what they do not haveThe first Constitution of Pakistan was abrogated in?
Answer: 1958The Legal Framework Order (LFO) was issued in?
Answer: 1970The Constitution of 1973 is the?
Answer: Current Constitution of PakistanThe principle of “Pacta sunt servanda” means?
Answer: Agreements must be keptThe UN General Assembly consists of how many members?
Answer: 193The principle of “Ignorantia juris non excusat” means?
Answer: Ignorance of law is no excuseThe principle of “Lex posterior derogat priori” means?
Answer: Later law repeals earlier lawThe principle of “Lex specialis derogat generali” means?
Answer: Special law overrides general lawThe principle of “Audi alteram partem” means?
Answer: Hear the other sideThe principle of “Nemo judex in causa sua” means?
Answer: No one can be a judge in his own caseWho is regarded as the “Father of International Law”?
Answer: Hugo GrotiusThe principle of “Audi alteram partem” means?
Answer: Hear the other sideThe term “Corpus Juris Civilis” is associated with?
Answer: Roman LawThe Indian Penal Code was enacted in?
Answer: 1860The Supreme Court of Pakistan was established in?
Answer: 1956The concept of Rule of Law was propounded by?
Answer: A.V. DiceyThe writ of “Habeas Corpus” is related to?
Answer: Protection of personal libertyThe law-making authority in Pakistan is?
Answer: Parliament (Majlis-e-Shoora)Which Article of Pakistan’s Constitution deals with the right to fair trial?
Answer: Article 10AThe “Doctrine of Precedent” is also called?
Answer: Stare DecisisThe “Code of Hammurabi” belongs to which civilization?
Answer: BabylonianThe highest source of law in Pakistan is?
Answer: The Constitution of PakistanThe concept of Separation of Powers was developed by?
Answer: Montesquieu“Mens Rea” in criminal law refers to?
Answer: Guilty mind“Actus Reus” in criminal law refers to?
Answer: Guilty actThe Universal Declaration of Human Rights was adopted in?
Answer: 1948The headquarters of International Court of Justice (ICJ) is at?
Answer: The Hague, NetherlandsThe minimum age of criminal responsibility in Pakistan is?
Answer: 7 yearsQisas and Diyat Ordinance was introduced in Pakistan in?
Answer: 1990Article 25 of Pakistan’s Constitution deals with?
Answer: Equality of citizensPartnership Act in Pakistan was passed in?
Answer: 1932Negotiable Instruments Act was passed in?
Answer: 1881“Tort” means?
Answer: Civil wrongDefamation is categorized under?
Answer: Tort lawThe concept of “Double Jeopardy” means?
Answer: A person cannot be tried twice for the same offenseWho appoints the Chief Justice of Pakistan?
Answer: President of PakistanWhich Article of the Constitution ensures the independence of judiciary?
Answer: Article 175The Constitution of 1973 of Pakistan was enforced on?
Answer: 14 August 1973The Objective Resolution was passed in?
Answer: 1949Which Islamic principle influences Pakistan’s legal system?
Answer: ShariahThe Muslim Family Laws Ordinance was enacted in?
Answer: 1961The Ombudsman (Wafaqi Mohtasib) was created in Pakistan in?
Answer: 1983Hudood Ordinances were promulgated in Pakistan in?
Answer: 1979Pakistan Penal Code (PPC) is based on?
Answer: Indian Penal CodeArbitration Act in Pakistan was enacted in?
Answer: 1940Evidence Act in Pakistan is known as?
Answer: Qanun-e-Shahadat Order, 1984CrPC in Pakistan stands for?
Answer: Code of Criminal ProcedureCPC in Pakistan stands for?
Answer: Code of Civil ProcedureWho can impose Martial Law in Pakistan?
Answer: Military authority (but unconstitutional)International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights (ICCPR) was adopted in?
Answer: 1966