Abdul Moiz Jaferii

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

Former PM Abbasi has been constant in his line of attack; the PML-N, less so. Published 24 May, 2020 05:26am

In a nation such as ours, it is always easier for governments to look morally upright than to do what is fair and just. Updated 03 May, 2020 08:56am

Some of the important things the previous AG did in the government’s service were by accident. Published 29 Feb, 2020 07:05am

The scope of review of judicial decisions is like the DRS. It is limited to an ‘error floating on the face of the record Published 20 Jan, 2020 06:59am

What ought to be preventative custody has, in effect, become punishment before conviction. Published 09 Dec, 2019 07:29am

It is only the preventative aspect that is balanced against the accused’s right to liberty. Published 25 Nov, 2019 07:24am

The world chooses to look beyond our championing the rights of humanity in India-held Kashmir. Published 21 Oct, 2019 07:09am

History teaches us the consequences of short circuits. Published 29 Sep, 2019 07:05am