FIR Registration & Quashment in Karachi

Exercise your right to silence and demand a lawyer before any police interview — this is guaranteed under Article 10 of the Constitution. Call us immediately on our 24/7 emergency line. Do not make any statement, sign any document or agree to any interview without your advocate present.

Section 302 is a non-bailable offence at Sessions Court level. However, the Sindh High Court has discretionary power to grant bail in exceptional circumstances — such as a weak prosecution case, medical grounds or prolonged pre-trial detention. We regularly secure High Court bail in serious matters.

File a pre-arrest bail application under Section 498 CrPC immediately. Do not wait for arrest — pre-arrest bail is significantly easier to obtain than post-arrest bail, and delay can result in unnecessary custody. We file applications on the same day you contact us.

Sessions Court trials typically take 1–3 years depending on the number of witnesses and the complexity of the case. However, we pursue interim relief (bail, stay orders) quickly and work to avoid unnecessary adjournments. Anti-Terrorism Court cases move faster by law.

Yes. A criminal appeal can be filed in the Sindh High Court against a Sessions Court conviction. If the High Court dismisses the appeal, a further petition can be filed in the Supreme Court. We identify procedural errors, evidentiary gaps and disproportionate sentences to build strong appeals.