Judging the judges
There is this “gripping story of the Supreme Court’s transformation from a measured institution of law and justice into a highly politicised body dominated by a right-wing supermajority, told through…
There is this “gripping story of the Supreme Court’s transformation from a measured institution of law and justice into a highly politicised body dominated by a right-wing supermajority, told through…
The adjudication by the 10-member bench of the Supreme Court (SC) about Justice Qazi Faez Isa’s family proves that justice in Pakistan has virtually slipped beyond the pale of the…
Ukrainian judge Artur Yemelianov has acknowledged in an online declaration that he owns a Breguet watch worth nearly a third of his annual salary and keeps piles of cash. On…
THE Bhuttos and tragedy share a grave. They are like the Kennedys and the Nehruvian Gandhis — privileged families who invoke (to borrow Homer’s thoughts) “the envy of the gods”;…
COURTS have come to occupy a distinctively unique place in modern states given their multifarious but quintessential roles not only in the development of jurisprudence and adjudication of disputes but…
“LORD Woolf cannot quite make up his mind whether he is a liberal reformer or the shop steward for the only trade union in the country whose members wear wigs…
THE 1958 report of the 14th Law Commission of India is a classic of its kind, which is why no one refers to it anymore. In a marked decline in…
Inside the halls of Albania's quiet Supreme Court building, a clock on the wall has stopped. It is an apt symbol for a tribunal that hasn't held a hearing since…
However you want to sugarcoat it, Pakistan lost at the ICJ. India’s application for provisional measures was resisted by Pakistan. The agent representing Pakistan suggested that the court could hold…
Under our constitution, parliament legislates, the executive runs the government of the day and the judges decide when either of the other two has overstepped its domain. The power of…