Dr Ehsan Bhutta Urges Youth to Understand Iqbal's Philosophy
Secretary Auqaf Punjab Dr Ehsan Bhutta emphasized the need for youth to understand Allama Iqbal's philosophy for intellectual and spiritual guidance at a seminar in Badshahi Mosque.
Category : Judicial Matters
Pakistan Presents Anti-Torture Reforms at UN Review
Pakistan concluded its second periodic UN anti-torture review, highlighting the 2022 Torture Act, FIA accountability, and prison improvements, while acknowledging challenges like overcrowding.
Supreme Court Terrorism Decision: Preemption Fallout
The Supreme Court's Hencely v. Fluor Corporation ruling on preemption clarifies when state lawsuits against military contractors are allowed, impacting terrorism victims and immigration law.
LHC Orders SBP to Regularize 10 Employees, Pay Dues
The Lahore High Court dismissed SBP's petition to terminate 10 employees, ordering their regularization and payment of all outstanding dues, citing illegal practices.
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Judicial Review of Arbitration Awards in Pakistan
An in-depth analysis of the scope of judicial review for arbitration awards in Pakistan under the Arbitration Act, 1940, focusing on key Supreme Court rulings and legal principles.
Court Extends Fawad Chaudhry's Interim Bail in May 9 Cases
An anti-terrorism court in Karachi has extended the interim bail of former federal minister Fawad Chaudhry in five cases related to the May 9 violent incidents until May 7, with the next hearing scheduled for arguments.
Man Gets 5-Year Jail for Explosives, Property Seized by ATC
An anti-terrorism court in Lahore sentenced Atlas Khan to five years rigorous imprisonment for possessing explosive materials linked to a banned outfit, with all his property confiscated by the state.
PBC Orders Sindh, Balochistan Bar Polls for May 31
The Pakistan Bar Council has mandated the Sindh and Balochistan Bar Councils to conduct their elections on May 31, 2026, ensuring democratic processes in the legal community.
SC Upholds LHC Sororicide Verdict, Sets Legal Precedent
The Supreme Court of Pakistan has upheld the Lahore High Court's verdict in a high-profile sororicide case, reinforcing judicial consistency and legal standards in criminal proceedings.
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IHC Restrains CDA from Cutting Trees in Islamabad (09.04.2026)
The Islamabad High Court has issued a restraining order against the Capital Development Authority, preventing the cutting of trees in the capital city. This decision comes amid environmental concerns and public outcry over deforestation activities.
IHC Disposes Bail Plea for TikToker Dr. Fazila
The Islamabad High Court has disposed of a pre-arrest bail plea filed by TikToker Dr. Fazila, marking a significant legal development in the case. The court's decision follows thorough hearings and legal arguments presented by both sides.
Human Smuggler Convicted in Four Visa Fraud Cases
A human smuggler has been convicted in four separate visa fraud cases, highlighting ongoing efforts to combat illegal immigration and document forgery in Pakistan.
SC Slams Absent Doctor in Illegal Kidney Transplant Case
Pakistan's Supreme Court expressed strong displeasure over the absence of an accused doctor in a serious illegal kidney transplant case, calling it alarming and exploitative of the poor.
Suspects Escape Court After Bail Rejected in CMO Suicide Case
All eight suspects in the suicide case of Dr. Abdul Karim Shaikh fled the court premises after their bail was rejected. The escape, captured on video, has sparked outrage over police negligence.
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IHC Ruling Recognizes Women's Domestic Labor as Economic Contribution
The Islamabad High Court's landmark judgment in a dowry dispute case has formally recognized a wife's domestic labor, childcare, and financial contributions as economic inputs, entitling her to up to 50% of matrimonial assets upon divorce, urging Nikahnam
Verdict Expected in High-Profile Triple Murder Case
A verdict is imminent in a high-profile triple murder case in Pakistan, with the court set to announce its decision after extensive hearings and evidence review.
FIA Data on Human Smugglers, Govt Orders Anti-Corruption Crackdown
The Federal Investigation Agency has compiled extensive data on human smugglers as the government orders a nationwide anti-corruption crackdown. This initiative targets illegal networks and aims to enhance law enforcement efforts against smuggling activit
Supreme Court: Cox Not Liable for Music Piracy
The US Supreme Court has unanimously ruled that Cox Communications is not responsible for pirated music downloads by its users, overturning a previous $1 billion damages award.
Petroleum Crisis Closes Rawalpindi Courts for Two Days
All courts in Rawalpindi Division, including the LHC bench and session courts, remain closed Friday and Saturday due to fuel shortages from the US-Israel-Iran conflict. Only urgent matters will be heard by duty judges.
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Lawyers Declare Biometric System in Courts a Complete Failure
Lawyers in Rawalpindi have declared the mandatory biometric system for court filings a complete failure, demanding its immediate abolition and restoration of the manual system due to severe delays and technical issues.
Second ANF Court Approved in Rawalpindi to Ease 650-Case Backlog
The Lahore High Court has approved a second Anti-Narcotics Force Special Court in Rawalpindi to address a record backlog of 650 cases, with operations set to begin in early April.
Parvez Elahi Granted One-Day Court Exemption
The accountability court in Islamabad has granted a one-day exemption to former Punjab chief minister Parvez Elahi from appearing in a corruption case hearing.
PTI Foreign Funding Case Adjourned to April 2
The Islamabad High Court has postponed the PTI foreign funding case until April 2, granting more time for legal preparations and submissions in this high-profile political matter.
IHC Recommends Legislation for Wives' Asset Rights in Pakistan
The Islamabad High Court has recommended comprehensive legislation to recognize homemaker wives' equitable share in marital assets and amend Nikah Nama forms to protect women's property rights.
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Supreme Court Rules on Military Trials of Civilians
The Supreme Court of Pakistan has delivered a landmark ruling, declaring military trials of civilians unconstitutional. This decision addresses the aftermath of the May 9 violence and sets a precedent for judicial oversight.
Jhelum Police Arrest Two Minors in Sexual Assault Case
Jhelum district police have arrested two minor suspects for allegedly assaulting a 14-year-old girl with intellectual disabilities. The case involves charges under PPC sections, with DNA samples sent for analysis.
Hong Kong Police Can Demand Passwords Under Security Law
Hong Kong police can now demand passwords for phones and computers from suspects under the National Security Law, with refusal punishable by up to a year in jail and fines. Amendments also allow customs to seize items deemed seditious.
IHC Seeks Report on Swift Eid Moon Sighting Announcement
The Islamabad High Court has directed the Ministry of Religious Affairs to submit a report on expediting the Shawwal moon sighting announcement for Eid, following a citizen's petition citing disruptions.
LHC Refers Sheikh Rashid's Travel to ATC for Umrah
The Lahore High Court has referred Sheikh Rashid's request for travel permission to perform Umrah to the Anti-Terrorism Court, citing ongoing legal proceedings.
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No Evidence Against CM in May 9 Case, ATC Told
The Anti-Terrorism Court was informed that no evidence has been found against the Chief Minister in the May 9 case, as the investigation continues into the violent incidents.
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