50 (e) quash the judgement and annul the procedure resulting therefrom, and the same shall be deemed as quashing the criminal suit, unless the higher court orders re-trial; (f) quash, or amend any subsidiary order. Interlocutory order may be passed 186. The court having jurisdiction of confirmation, appeal or cassation, may pass an order releasing any person, who is detained in the criminal suit, considered before it , upon bond, or bail, or pass any other suitable orders, pending passing the final decision thereof, whenever it deems the same just, and may, likewise, pass an interlocutory order, to arrest whoever the first instance court has adjudged his release. 187. The court having jurisdiction of confirmation, appeal or cassation, may hear the accused, the representative of the prosecution, or the complainant, whenever it deems that necessary; provided that the same shall be made in the presence of the parties. 188. The Supreme Court, or the Court of Appeal, of its own accord, or upon petition, may require and review the record of any criminal suit, in which a judicial measure has been passed, before any court, within the limits of the jurisdiction thereof, for the purpose of ensuring soundness of procedure and achievement of justice, and order such as it may deem fit. Hearing the accused upon appeal Power of review Revision 188A.(1)The Chief Justice may constitute a circuit of five judges of the Supreme Court, to revise any judgement passed thereby , where it transpires, to him, that such judgement may involve a contravention of the Islamic Sharia Ordinances, or mistake in law, the application or construction thereof. The decision of the circuit shall be passed by the majority of members. (2) The revision circuit shall be constituted of judges, the majority of whom have not participated in passing the judgement, which is the subject of revision. (3) The time of revision shall be sixty days, commencing as of the day subsequent to announcement of the judgement, or notifying the applicant for revision thereof, where he is not present at the sitting of judgement. Branch II Execution Execution being public 189. Sentences of whipping, retribution and death shall publicly be executed, such that they are attended by the first instance court