Explanation

Article 39 addresses confession by an accused while in police custody.

Explanation

The FIA Act authorizes the Federal Government to make rules on specified matters.

Explanation

Explanation

Under the FIA Act, 1974 (Pakistan), recommendations concerning specified persons may involve placing their names on the Exit Control List (ECL).

Explanation

Section 4 provides that the DG exercises specified powers of an Inspector General of Police under the Police Act, 1861, as prescribed by rules

Explanation

This appears to be a legal provision. If you share the name of the Act/Ordinance or the surrounding section, I can give you the exact completion.

In general, the sentence means:

No suit or legal proceeding can be brought against the Federal Government or a member of the Agency for an act done in good faith in pursuance of the law.

Explanation

Section 5 gives FIA members, for inquiry/investigation, powers and duties

similar to provincial police officers in relation to investigation.

Explanation

The Act provides for the constitution of the Federal Investigation Agency and related matters.

Under Section 3 of the Federal Investigation Agency Act, 1974, the FIA may investigate:

• Offences specified in the Schedule to the FIA Act.
• Attempts to commit such offences.
• Conspiracy to commit such offences.
• Abetment of such offences. 

Explanation

The Act is titled the Federal Investigation Agency Act, 1974, and is Act VIII of 1975. 

Explanation

An accused who has made a judicial confession is ordinarily sent to judicial custody, rather than police custody.