Pakistan Bar Council Proposes Judicial Commission for “Meddling” Concerns

In response to ongoing concerns about alleged interference in judicial matters, the Pakistan Bar Council has suggested establishing a commission comprising sitting Supreme Court judges. This commission would investigate claims and provide recommendations to ensure judicial independence is maintained. The Bar Council’s recommendation reflects the legal community’s dedication to preserving the judiciary’s integrity amid political…

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Judicial Commission of Pakistan (JCP) to Conduct First Meeting with Revamped Membership

The Judicial Commission of Pakistan is scheduled to hold its first meeting following recent adjustments in its membership structure. This meeting will likely focus on judicial appointments, which is an area of significant impact on the functioning and independence of Pakistan’s judiciary. The Bar community is closely watching these developments, as they will influence judicial…

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Is Pakistan’s Ban on X a Safeguard or Suppression? Exploring the Impact on Fundamental Rights and Democracy

By Muhammad Shafique Baloch Advocate The recent ban on X in Pakistan has sparked an intense debate, raising questions about freedom of expression, access to information, and the right to be part of a global digital community. This controversial decision comes amidst political turbulence, with the opposition party, Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI), led by the now-jailed…

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How a Pakistani Asylum Lawyer Can Help Pakistani Asylum Seekers Around the Globe

By Mr Shafique Baloch Advocate High Court Introduction As the world continues to grapple with conflict, persecution, and economic instability, many individuals are forced to flee their home countries in search of safety and better opportunities. For Pakistanis seeking refuge abroad, navigating the complex asylum process can be an overwhelming and challenging experience. This is…

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Cybercrime Bail Secured! Lahore High Court’s Bold Ruling on PECA 2016 Bail Applications | By Muhammad Shafique Baloch – Best Lawyer Lahore

Breaking Legal News: Know Your Rights in Cybercrime Cases After the 2025 Landmark Judgment Author: Muhammad Shafique Baloch, Advocate High Court | Best Lawyer Lahore Introduction: Bail in Cybercrime Cases – A New Dawn for Justice in Pakistan In an era dominated by digital transactions and online activities, allegations of cybercrime have become increasingly common….

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Revisiting Bail Jurisprudence: Lahore High Court Decides on Repeated Pleas.

By Muhammad shafique Baloch Advocate High Court Case of Repeated Bail Attempts: Revisiting Bail Jurisprudence: Lahore High Court Decides on Repeated Pleas.Case of Repeated Bail Attempts: Legal Implications. Ehsan Ali’s post-arrest bail plea in Crl. Revision No. 72289/2024 raised critical questions about the admissibility of revisiting bail grounds already addressed by the court. Justice Farooq…

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CLIMATE CHANGE and Education: Challenges and Solutions in Pakistan.

By Kalsoom Shafique Baloch The Author is a Senior Teacher at Lahore Grammar School. Weather and Education: Challenges and Solutions in Pakistan. Extreme weather conditions significantly impact education systems worldwide. From school closures due to storms and floods to disruptions caused by heatwaves and cold snaps, weather poses serious challenges to maintaining educational continuity. Pakistan,…

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New Constitutional Bench Formed in Supreme Court

The Chief Justice of Pakistan has formed a constitutional bench led by Justice Aminuddin Khan. This bench aims to address critical cases involving the interpretation of constitutional provisions, which are pivotal in Pakistan’s evolving judicial landscape. This move is part of an ongoing effort to enhance judicial transparency and address high-profile cases more efficiently.

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Bail Denied in Cheque Fraud Case: Lahore High Court Reaffirms Exceptional Circumstances Doctrine

By Muhammad Shafique Baloch Advocate High Court In a recent decision reported as 2025 LHC 4781, the Lahore High Court once again underscored the principle that bail—even in non-prohibitory clause cases—can be denied where the facts and circumstances justify judicial restraint. The case involved Muhammad Mudasir Syed, who was accused of committing cheque fraud under…

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