The justices acted on an emergency appeal from lawyers for Venezuelan men who were accused of being gang members.

"A pity the highest court of the land is on board with such militarisation of justice in the country," Omer wrote on X. MORE POWER TO GENERAL MUNIR AMID TENSIONS WITH INDIA The verdict of the Pakistan ...

Islamabad: Pakistan's Supreme Court ruled on Wednesday that civilians could be tried in military courts, overturning an earlier ruling by the apex court. More than 100 civilians were tried in ...

The Supreme Court’s Constitutional ... 2023 riots to be tried in military courts, Aaj New reported. On Monday, upon the conclusion of Attorney General for Pakistan (AGP)’s arguments, the ...

The Supreme Court has refused a claimant’s attempt ... over its 2022 coverage of a political rally held in Pakistan during which speakers had attacked Iqbal and his business.

The state of Maryland wants to construct a new building for its Supreme Court. The court, on Rowe Boulevard in Annapolis, was built in 1972 and “suffers from functionally obsolete mechanical ...

Taking note of the Supreme Court’s observations ... India, International Big Cat Alliance sign deal to boost tiger conservation ‘J&K is India’s Union Territory, its only relation to Pakistan is ...

The Supreme ... court bench comprising Justices Sudhanshu Dhulia and K Vinod Chandran dismissed a plea seeking the removal of an Urdu signboard placed beneath a Marathi signboard on a new building ...

The Supreme Court rejected a plea by former councillor of Patur town, challenging the use of Urdu on the signboard of the municipal council of Patur. The Supreme Court on Tuesday upheld the use of ...

Two members of federal government boards asked the Supreme Court on Tuesday to let them keep their jobs, at least for now, after President Donald Trump fired them without cause as part of his ...

Citing international examples, the Supreme Court pointed out that judges in Colombia, the US, and Pakistan have already experimented with tools like ChatGPT for drafting decisions, though under ...