Basil Nabi Malik
Open decision-making is symbolic of a judiciary with nothing to hide.
Published 15 Sep, 2021 07:25am
No matter how much lawyers would like to state the obvious, certain considerations come in the way.
Published 02 Sep, 2021 07:39am
Suo motu actions, for all their perceived good, are inherent illustrations of the failure of the judicial system.
Updated 12 Aug, 2021 08:08am
The problem lies in the interests and capacities of the various players that drive the judicial set-up.
Published 24 May, 2021 06:53am
The lawyers movement failed to bring about change.
Published 03 Mar, 2021 07:39am
What has kept Pakistan from becoming a centre for arbitration?
Published 31 Jan, 2021 08:07am
What determines which approach of a judge?
Published 17 Jan, 2021 06:54am
Did the president act on his own, or on the PM’s advice?
Published 09 Jun, 2020 06:53am
What does the pandemic mean for businesses?
Published 13 Apr, 2020 06:04am
The religious right has been propped up for short-term gains.
Published 31 Jan, 2020 06:55am
The PTI is trying to settle political debates through the court.
Published 01 Dec, 2019 07:05am
Even if justified in their protest, the lawyers were certainly not justified in the manner in which they protested.
Updated 08 Apr, 2019 02:01pm
The courts may be well-meaning but charity must begin at home.
Published 08 Apr, 2018 06:47am
Our judges are just one cog in the judicial wheel.
Published 26 Dec, 2017 06:29am
High-stakes civil suits languish in overburdened high courts.
Updated 07 May, 2017 01:39am
Some say the system of appointing judges is outdated.
Published 22 Dec, 2016 03:01am
If justice is a chariot then the bar and bench are its two wheels.
Published 22 Jan, 2016 01:15am
There is little legal basis to arguments in support of Islamabad’s slum residents.
Published 12 Aug, 2015 01:13am
Confirmation doubts prevent lawyers from taking up judicial service.
Published 02 Jun, 2015 01:35am
The ability to dissent has lost much ground.
Updated 22 Apr, 2015 02:45am
