trial of civilians

ISLAMABAD: The Supreme Court has conditionally allowed military courts to deliver their reserved judgments, subject to specific conditions. Chaired by Justice Aminuddin Khan, a six-member bench presided over a hearing …

ISLAMABAD: On Monday, Justice Tariq Masood of the Supreme Court withdrew himself from presiding over intra-court appeals against the trial of civilians in military courts. This led to the dissolution …

ISLAMABAD: The Pakistani stock market crashed on Wednesday, a few minutes after the Supreme Court allowed the trial of civilians in the military courts. The KSE-100 index plunged by 1098 …

ISLAMABAD: The Supreme Court on Wednesday suspended its October 23 order by a 5-1 majority wherein it declared civilians’ trials in military courts null and void in connection with the …

ISLAMABAD: A five-member Supreme Court bench issued a ruling, stating that civilians who participated in the May 9 protests cannot face military court trials, and they declared such trials of …

Chief Justice says ISLAMABAD: Chief Justice of Pakistan asserted that the armed forces would not be permitted to take unconstitutional steps. The CJP stated this on Thursday while hearing the …

Supreme Court rejects formation of full court ISLAMABAD: The Supreme Court rejected the formation of a full-court for the hearing of petitions challenging the trial of civilians in military court. …

Death Sentence ISLAMABAD: The Supreme Court of Pakistan received an assurance from the federal government that convictions related to the May 9 violence would not result in the death sentence. …

Chief Justice says the court wants to announce decision on Tuesday ISLAMABAD: Chief Justice of Pakistan Umar Ata Bandial said that the Supreme Court wants to announce the decision of …

Supreme Court issues notice ISLAMABAD: The Supreme Court issued a notice to PM Shehbaz in petitions challenging the trials of civilians in military courts. The court included the notice in …