LHCBA Elections Held Today with High Voter Turnout
The Lahore High Court Bar Association elections took place today, with a significant turnout of lawyers casting their votes for key positions, including president and secretary.
Category : Judicial Matters
Pakistan Prisons Overcrowding Crisis and Human Rights Issues
Pakistan's prison system is grappling with severe overcrowding, with occupancy rates exceeding 150% in many facilities, leading to dire conditions and human rights violations.
Man Gets Death Penalty for Poisoning Family in Lodhran
An additional district and sessions court in Lodhran has sentenced Saghir Abbas to four death penalties and a Rs200,000 fine for murdering his wife and three children in 2023. The verdict follows a harrowing case where bodies were found decomposed after d
ATC Extends Bail for PTI Leaders in Jinnah House Case
An anti-terrorism court in Lahore has extended interim bail for PTI leaders and workers linked to the May 9 Jinnah House attack until March 27, as the prosecution seeks more time to present case records.
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LHC: No Right to Station Choice for Public Servants in Transfers
Justice Raheel Kamran Sheikh of the Lahore High Court dismissed a petition against a transfer, stating transfers are routine and public servants cannot choose their station, with no judicial interference unless bad faith is proven.
Deputy Tehsildar Apologizes for Guard Assault, Court Case Disposed
The Islamabad High Court disposed of a case after a deputy tehsildar apologized for his guard assaulting a citizen over a traffic dispute, with the petitioner withdrawing the petition.
PHC Rules Secret Travel Bans Illegal, Violate Fundamental Rights
The Peshawar High Court has declared placing citizens on travel control lists without prior notice illegal. The ruling mandates 24-hour advance notice and protects freedom of movement as a fundamental constitutional right.
Supreme Court to Decide Gun Rights for Marijuana Users
The U.S. Supreme Court will hear a case determining if federal law can bar marijuana users from owning firearms, impacting Second Amendment rights and drug policy nationwide.
ATC Rejects Insanity Defense for Armaghan in Court Ruling
An Anti-Terrorism Court has dismissed the insanity defense in the Armaghan case, emphasizing legal accountability and setting a precedent for similar proceedings.
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Nick Reiner Pleads Not Guilty to Parents' Murder
Nick Reiner, 32, pleaded not guilty to two counts of first-degree murder in the deaths of his parents, filmmaker Rob Reiner and photographer Michele Singer Reiner. He is held without bail as autopsy reports remain pending.
IHC Seeks Replies on Imaan Mazari-Husband Appeals in Tweets Case
The Islamabad High Court has called for responses from the FIA and other parties regarding appeals filed by Imaan Mazari and her husband against their arrest in a controversial tweets case, highlighting legal proceedings and digital speech issues.
SC: Blocking CNIC for Court Decrees Violates Right to Life
The Supreme Court of Pakistan has ruled that blocking a citizen's CNIC to enforce court decrees violates the fundamental right to life, emphasizing constitutional protections over administrative measures.
Double Life Terms Awarded in Murder Case by Court
A Pakistani court has sentenced two individuals to double life imprisonment for a murder case, with the verdict delivered after thorough legal proceedings. The decision underscores the judiciary's commitment to justice in serious criminal matters.
LHC Seeks Response on Pre-Ramazan Price Hike Plea
The Lahore High Court has called for a government reply to a petition challenging price increases before Ramazan, highlighting concerns over inflation and consumer rights in Pakistan.
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Murder, Mayhem, and Two Martins: Crime and Justice
A shocking case of murder and mayhem involving two individuals named Martin unfolds, highlighting the complexities of crime and the pursuit of justice in a dramatic legal saga.
NDC Urges Chief Justice on Imran Khan's Medical Rights
The National Democratic Coalition has formally requested Pakistan's Chief Justice to ensure former Prime Minister Imran Khan receives proper medical care while incarcerated, citing constitutional rights.
Imran Khan's Medical Bail Petition Filed in IHC
A petition has been filed in the Islamabad High Court seeking the suspension of Imran Khan's sentence and his release on bail, citing urgent medical grounds and health concerns.
Panama Defamation Suit Adjourned Again in Islamabad
The Islamabad High Court has adjourned the Panama defamation suit again, delaying proceedings in a high-profile legal case that has garnered significant public and media attention in Pakistan.
Bail Granted in Lahore Manhole Death Case After Family Withdraws
A Lahore magisterial court has approved bail for five suspects in the tragic death of a mother and her infant daughter who fell into an open manhole near Bhati Gate, following the complainant's statement seeking no further legal action against them.
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IHC: PECA Amendment Cannot Be Suspended by Injunction
The Islamabad High Court has observed that the Prevention of Electronic Crimes Act amendment cannot be suspended through an injunction, emphasizing the importance of following proper legal procedures in Pakistan.
SC Rejects Imran Khan Meeting Request, Notices Government
Pakistan's Supreme Court has declined an immediate meeting request with former Prime Minister Imran Khan and issued a notice to the government regarding the matter.
Judiciary Stresses Moral Principles in Legal Observability
Pakistan's judiciary highlights the importance of moral principles in legal observability, aiming to strengthen ethical standards and public trust in the justice system.
Four Proxy Holders Surrender Assets in Landmark Case
In a significant development, four proxy holders have surrendered assets in a landmark case, marking a key step in Pakistan's anti-corruption efforts.
SC Acquits Ex-Minister in OGDCL Recruitment Case
The Supreme Court of Pakistan has acquitted a former minister in the OGDCL recruitment case, overturning a previous conviction. The decision highlights judicial scrutiny of corruption allegations.
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Attorney Alleges Assault by Director Carnahan in Cross-Complaint
Michelle Crosby, a 45-year-old attorney, has filed a cross-complaint alleging repeated physical assaults by director Carnahan during their relationship, with incidents including choking and hair-pulling.
Woman Arrested for Husband's Murder in Pakistan
A woman has been arrested in Pakistan on charges of murdering her husband, with police investigating the motive and circumstances behind the alleged crime.
LHC Overturns Acquittal in Minor's Rape Case, Orders Retrial
The Lahore High Court has overturned the acquittal of a suspect in a minor's rape case, ordering a retrial. The decision highlights judicial scrutiny in sensitive cases.
SC Judge Warns Bias Undermines Justice in Pakistan
A Supreme Court judge in Pakistan has highlighted how bias in the judiciary compromises justice, urging reforms to ensure impartiality and fairness in the legal system for all citizens.
Sukkur Court Orders Case Against Police for Hotel Raid
An Additional Sessions Judge in Sukkur has directed the registration of a case against 15 police officials, including Incharge Kashif Channa, for allegedly raiding a hotel, stealing cash, and detaining individuals.
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Couple Gets 34-Year Jail for Killing Newborn in Taxila
An additional district and sessions judge in Taxila has sentenced a couple to 34 years imprisonment for murdering their newborn baby girl and related offences, including concealment of birth.
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