Amna Jilani



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Qualification Bachlor
Subject PAKISTAN LAWS
Country Pakistan
Gender Female

The division of Germany into East and West, symbolized by the Berlin Wall, was a direct consequence of:


Who was known as the "Desert Fox" during World War II?


What treaty led to Russia's withdrawal from the First World War?


The ultimatum delivered by Austria-Hungary to Serbia after the assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand in 1914 contained what controversial demand?


The alliance system that contributed to the escalation of the first world war included which major alliances?


The Expedition of the Thousand, a crucial event in Italian unification, was led by:


The Treaty of Paris (1856), which ended the Crimean War (1853-1856), aimed to:


What was the "Eastern Question" in 19th-century European politics?


Which major European powers were the key participants in the Concert of Europe?


Which battle marked Napoleon's final defeat, leading to his exile to the island of Elba in 1814?


What event marked the beginning of the French Revolution in 1789?


_____________ describes repeat offending by those who have been in prison.


_________________ applied a positivist approach in analyzing crimes.


A person who frequently has been convicted of criminal behavior and is presumed to be a danger.


____________ is when a company or person sends unwanted email to another person.


Phishing is a form of:


_________ damages data, ___________ steals sensitive private information.


Who is considered the father of Criminology?


____________ coined the term Criminology.


Many of the rules prescribed severe penalties which apply the dictum "An eye for an eye, a tooth for a tooth." was related to:


Social Disorganization Theory was proposed by:


A philosophy of punishment based on society?s moral outrage or disapproval of a crime is called:


___________ is called the father of probation.


The first specialized correctional institute for youth in the United States was:


?Parens patriae? is:


Cesare Beccaria had written a book on ?crime and punishment? in:


How are judges appointed and removed in Turkey?


What is the primary role of the Senate in the French bicameral system?


According to the French Constitution, what mechanism allows the President to submit certain policy matters to a national referendum?


What constitutional doctrine in the UK is associated with the principle that "what the Crown has done, the Crown can undo"?


How did the Government of India Act, 1935, address the representation of labour interests in the legislative process?


Under the Government of India Act, 1935, how was the federal legislature structured?


According to the 1962 Constitution of Pakistan, what was the consequence for the movers of a failed resolution for the removal of the President from office through impeachment?


What is the minimum percentage of votes required in the National People's Congress to pass a constitutional amendment?


What is the name of the bicameral parliament in France, consisting of the National Assembly and the Senate?


What is the role of the French Council of State (Conseil d'État) in the legal system?


Which organ of the Turkish government has the authority to enact laws on matters related to the organization and duties of the Armed Forces?


Which organ of the Turkish government is responsible for interpreting the Constitution?


In a cohabitation scenario in France, which of the following statements correctly describes the relationship between the President and the Prime Minister?


What constitutional concept ensures that government actions are constrained by established laws and procedures?