Criminal law in Pakistan covers various types of crimes including crimes against persons like kidnapping, robbery, extortion, and murder. The document outlines punishments for these crimes under Pakistan's Penal Code including up to 7 years imprisonment for kidnapping, life imprisonment for causing hurt during robbery, 3 years imprisonment for extortion, and death penalty or 10 years imprisonment for murder. It also discusses a 1 year imprisonment for attempted suicide and proposes factors like poverty, illiteracy, and unemployment that may contribute to increasing crime rates in Pakistan.

2. •Rabiya Jamshaid
•Nausheen Khan
•Nuzhat Fatima
•Syeda Umber Rehan

3. Criminal Laws in
Pakistan

4. What is criminal law?

5. Types of crime
 Crime Against Person
 Crime Against Property

6. Types of crime
 White collar crimes
 Victimless crimes

7. Importance of criminal laws

8. Importance of criminal laws
RESOLVING DISPUTES
MAINTAINING ORDER
PROTECTING INDIVIDUAL
SOCIAL BENEFITS
PROTECTS RIGHTS

9. What is PPC?

10. Crimes and their laws

11. Kidnapping

12. Punishment
 Punishment of kidnapping: up to 7
years.
 Kidnapping in order to commit
murder; up to 10 years.

13. Robbery

14. Punishment
• Voluntarily causes hurt in committing robbery
shall be punished with imprisonment for life
and also be liable to fine.
• Punishment for robbery: up to 3 years or more
and shall also be liable to fine.

15. Extortion & Murder

16. Punishment Of Extortion
• Punishment for extortion extend to
three years, or with fine, or with
both.
• Putting person in fear of injury in
order to commit extortion extend to
two years, or with fine, or with both.

17. Punishment Of Murder
• Punishment is 10 years’ imprisonments
• Punished with death as Qisas

18. Attempt to suicide

19. Punishment
• Punishment of suicide is
simple imprisonment which
extend to one year, or with
penalty, or with both.

20. Why crimes are increasing?

21. POVERTY ILLITERACY
UNEMPLOYMENT INEQUALITY

22. LAWLESSNESS SAFETY & SECURITY
RULES & REGULATIONREGIONALISM

23. of Pakistan

24. Conclusion