Former Pakistan PM Imran Khan, his wife receive prison sentences in corruption case
A Pakistani court sentenced former prime minister Imran Khan to 14 years imprisonment on Friday in a land corruption case, while his wife, increasingly visible in their political party's politics, received a seven-year sentence.
The Constitutional Bench of the Supreme Court of Pakistan questioned the evidentiary processes used in convictions and asked for comprehensive records of civilian-military courts from the military. On ...
Justice Jamal Mandokhail emphasised that crimes committed during the May 9 incidents cannot be denied, but the critical issue remains the jurisdiction of the trials. “The question is not whether a ...
Supreme Court's constitutional bench debates jurisdiction of military courts for civilian trials, questioning case selection criteria and appeal rights for May 9 suspects.
The Supreme Court of Pakistan’s constitutional bench, led by Justice Amin-ud-Din Khan, on Wednesday sought an explanation ...
Seven member constitutional bench, led by Justice Aminuddin Khan, heard appeals against such trials under the Army Act ...
Justice Mandokhail says the court wants to see under what circumstances a civilian be tried under the Army Act, questions its ...
The recent sentencing of civilians by military courts raises concerns about transparency and due process akistan has long had ...
While they have employed military courts to deal with civilians themselves, they objected to Pakistan doing so for the May 9 riots. The West had previously expressed no concerns about Pakistan ...
Exploring the global practices of trying civilians in military courts and examining Pakistan’s framework side by side helps in developing an adequate understanding of this complexity ...
Thirteen Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) workers, who were convicted by the field general court martial (FGCM), have appealed ...
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