The judiciary in Pakistan has lost its independence, subjugated to the influence of the military establishment, and functioning as a mere instrument for furthering institutional interests rather than upholding justice. When judges are handpicked not for their integrity or legal acumen but for their allegiance to power, the very essence of an impartial judiciary is…
Discover how the Supreme Court of Pakistan’s new e-filing system is set to revolutionize legal proceedings by prioritizing cases registered online. Learn about its benefits, launch date, and impact on justice delivery in Pakistan. Blog Post: Supreme Court of Pakistan Prioritizes E-Filing Cases: A Game-Changer for Justice Delivery in 2025 In a landmark move towards…
The Lahore High Court’s recently reported judgment in Criminal Revision No. 400 of 2018 (Hafeez Ahmad v. The State, etc.), authored by newly appointed Mr. Justice Muhammad Jawad Zafar, stands as a sterling example of judicial craftsmanship and analytical precision. The decision not only vindicates a citizen’s right to due process but also reinforces fundamental…
Citation: 2024 SCMR 1456The Court clarified the rights of landowners under acquisition laws, mandating fair compensation for public project requisitions.
Citation: MLD 2024 PHC 92This judgment addressed employee rights in wrongful termination cases, setting a precedent on due process for dismissals.
Citation: PLD 2024 LHC 134The Lahore High Court discussed the rights of the accused in corruption cases, focusing on NAB’s standards and fair trial requirements.
Citation: PLD 2024 IHC 223This case provided an in-depth analysis of custody laws in Pakistan, emphasizing child welfare in custody decisions.
Citation: 2024 SCMR 1518In this suo moto case, the Supreme Court clarified its stance on judicial independence, addressing significant constitutional points to preserve non-interference in judiciary functions.
