As per section 31 of the Anti-Terrorism Act, 1997 a judgment or order passed, or sentence awarded by an Anti-Terrorism Court, subject to the result of an appeal under this Act, shall be:

Section 31 of Pakistan’s Anti-Terrorism Act, 1997, states that Anti-Terrorism Court judgments are final, subject to appeals, ensuring swift justice for terrorism cases. Studying this highlights the legal framework for counter-terrorism, the challenges of balancing speed and fairness, and its impact on justice. It also offers insights into how specialized courts function, providing lessons on the need for efficient judicial systems to address terrorism while ensuring due process.