Structure of Courts in Pakistan
- Supreme Court of Pakistan (Apex court)
- Federal Shariat Court of Pakistan
- High Courts of Pakistan (one in each province and also in federal capital)
- District Courts of Pakistan (one in each district)
- Judicial Magistrate Courts (with power of Section 30 of Cr.PC only in criminal trials)
- Judicial Magistrate Courts (in every town and city)
- Executive Magistrate Courts (Summary trial court)
- Courts of Civil Judge (judges with power of 1st class and 2nd class cases)
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