Abdul Moiz Jaferii

Just as with the Avenfield conviction, its overturning is consistent with the politics of the day, the flow of power and influence which had once ebbed. Published 29 Sep, 2022 04:48pm

There is a simple set of rules to our merry go round — don’t speak too much, don’t feel too free. Updated 30 Aug, 2022 03:02pm

Beggars cannot be choosers is how Shehbaz began this stint. Making hoodlums into revolutionaries is how he is proceeding with it. Updated 27 May, 2022 12:44am

In Pakistan, even the houbara bustard gets a better shot at justice than the Nazim trying to protect it. Updated 22 Apr, 2022 03:51pm

It started with the court wanting to know whether it could intervene in the process of parliament. Updated 08 Apr, 2022 08:50am

It is not long before the only solution to all evils will again present itself as a gross permutation of religion and violence. Updated 25 Mar, 2022 08:29am

Last year, the premier urged lawmakers to use their 'democratic right'. Now, he wants to make it illegal for them to do so. Updated 04 Apr, 2022 04:16pm

Few would have known where the trip to the land of judicial wonders would take them. Updated 28 Jan, 2022 08:45am

Our problem cannot be articulated without inviting scandal. Published 12 Jan, 2022 07:15am

Orders are given for demolition. Some structures go down. Some still stand. Published 25 Oct, 2021 07:07am

To not even attempt to explain how a case cited is distinguishable from the point at issue is to replace legal certainty with Published 07 Oct, 2021 08:00am

If we are destined to experience a supreme judicial sword, at the very least it must be used to effect equitable outcomes. Updated 01 Jul, 2021 08:09am

The public deserves to see and learn from the process by which Justice Isa won after having nearly lost. Published 09 May, 2021 07:03am

The political, hypothetical and academic question deserved to be returned unanswered. Published 13 Mar, 2021 05:29am

It is always posturing. After all, if the next elections were to be free and fair, what more would you gain?... Updated 03 Jan, 2021 08:45am

The desire for democracy and civilian supremacy is a mere charade. Published 06 Oct, 2020 07:40am

CHAUDHRY Aslam, the notorious encounter cop, died on Jan 9, 2014, in a meticulously planned car bomb attack when... Published 21 Jul, 2020 07:03am

IF YOU read the June 19 short order in the Justice Faez Isa case with the worst possibilities in mind, a whole host... Published 29 Jun, 2020 07:24am

It seems the most troublesome clients are judges themselves. Updated 20 Jun, 2020 12:42pm

What is passed off as aid for farmers inevitably ends up lining the pockets of mill owners. Updated 06 Jun, 2020 09:31am