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Letter states that Kasuri, Pirzada and Mansoor will be killed if they do not separate themselves from the case.

Former army chief wants to seek treatment and see ailing mother.

Special court judges could not reach court in wake of boycott in protest against Monday’s gun-and-suicide attack.

Judges not taking part in legal proceedings after a district court in Islamabad came under attack.

Levelling treason charges against Musharraf will weaken morale of armed forces, says Chaudhry Shujaat.

Special court defines rules under which a trial can be transferred to a military court.

Rejects plea seeking transfer of case to military court; former military ruler’s lawyers to challenge decision.

Bench says Army Act does not apply in the case because Musharraf is not a military official any more.

Decision about whether he will eventually be tried to be announced.

Asks to present excerpts from his book about handing over of people to foreign powers.

Contrary to his medical reports, Musharraf looked fresh and healthy.

Special court defers indictment until jurisdiction is decided.

Decision to be made on Feb 21 about whether Musharraf should be tried by a military or a civil court, says Kasuri.

Says his legal team has drafted a fiery speech for ex-army chief.

Additional District and Sessions Judge issued summoning notice to former military when case’s hearing resumed.

Musharraf is someone whose exile from power is a bigger punishment than any that the ongoing trial can come up with.

Ex-president must appear in court despite unsolved jurisdiction issue.

Former general’s lawyers push for transfer to military court.

Says former president Pervez Musharraf cannot be tried under it.

Lawyer claims PML-N govt holds grudge against his client.

Dr Abdul Qadeer Khan said “My beard is hidden in my heart”

As part of the security plan, three separate routes were designed to provide Musharraf protection.

Special court says non-appearance on Feb 18 could result in non-bailable arrest warrant.

Former president’s legal team submits plea, citing Pakistan Army (Amendment) Act, 1977.

Lawyers guarantee Musharraf will appear in court on February 18 after he failed to show up today.

Counsel argues that special court’s order is ‘an illegal decision’.

Former president says he does not acknowledge the authority of the special court.

Special court constituted to try the former president for high treason had issued the warrant.

According to sources, every month around Rs10m is being spent to secure former president and under-trial prisoner.

Musharraf now has two options, either to be arrested or post the Rs2.5 million bail bond.

Inspector general says ex-president will be given two options: either to be arrested or submit a surety bond.

Three-judge bench rejects former military ruler’s request to travel abroad for treatment.

Musharraf’s team raised several objections over the constitution and jurisdiction of the three-member court.

A bailable warrant set at Rs 2.5 million has been issued by the court.

The prosecution submits written objections over Musharraf’s medical report.

Will take up today his request for medical treatment abroad.

It is learnt that a split has emerged within the legal team of Musharraf for not availing the relief offered by SC.

Public prosecutor says Musharraf's medical report is just 'a piece of paper'.

Pirzada tells SC that if one member of a bench is biased, the judgment is vitiated.

Says it is necessary to expose lack of professionalism displayed by board.

Satti says his client didn’t expect justice from former CJ.

Musharraf's counsel said SC's Jul 31, 2009 verdict declared it unconstitutional, but not a breach of the...

During course of hearing, former president’s counsel Siddiqui presents Musharraf’s medical report to ATC Judge Rahman.

The prosecution says the report is inconclusive.

We can all criticise Gen (retd) Musharaf’s rule, his decisions but we should also assess performance of PPP and PML-N.

Bottom line is that General (retd) Pervez Musharraf violated Constitution and must, therefore, bear the consequences.

They said they were protesting because of the injustice being done to the former president.

There is no guarantee that Musharraf’s conviction will secure democracy and reduce the military’s role in politics.

Pervaiz Rahsid says ex-president will have to appear before court, no matter how he tries to evade it.

Whatever became of his famous rallying cry: Pakistan first?