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On Lawyer's Reference To Indian Legal Precedent, Pak Chief Justice Says...
Pakistan's Chief Justice Qazi Faez Isa asked the lawyer to stick to Islam and follow "our own things".
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Pakistan's ISI Pressuring Judiciary For Favourable Verdicts, Says Judge
A Pakistani high court judge today alleged that the country's powerful ISI spy agency is pressuring the chief justice and other judges to get favourable verdicts in different cases, including against ousted prime minister Nawaz Sharif.
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Pak Media Regulator Cancels License Of Two Channels, Fines 1 For Slandering Judiciary
Three Pakistani TV channels have been penalised by the country's electronic media watchdog which suspended the licences of the two and fined the third one for slandering the judiciary.
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Pakistan to Hang Man Who Claims he Was 15 at Time of Crime
Pakistani authorities are set to hang a man who says he was 15 when he was arrested for a murder he claims he did not commit, lawyers said on Saturday, in the latest case to shine a spotlight on Pakistan's crumbling criminal justice system.
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On Lawyer's Reference To Indian Legal Precedent, Pak Chief Justice Says...
Pakistan's Chief Justice Qazi Faez Isa asked the lawyer to stick to Islam and follow "our own things".
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Pakistan's ISI Pressuring Judiciary For Favourable Verdicts, Says Judge
A Pakistani high court judge today alleged that the country's powerful ISI spy agency is pressuring the chief justice and other judges to get favourable verdicts in different cases, including against ousted prime minister Nawaz Sharif.
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Pak Media Regulator Cancels License Of Two Channels, Fines 1 For Slandering Judiciary
Three Pakistani TV channels have been penalised by the country's electronic media watchdog which suspended the licences of the two and fined the third one for slandering the judiciary.
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Pakistan to Hang Man Who Claims he Was 15 at Time of Crime
Pakistani authorities are set to hang a man who says he was 15 when he was arrested for a murder he claims he did not commit, lawyers said on Saturday, in the latest case to shine a spotlight on Pakistan's crumbling criminal justice system.
