Military Court

AGP assures that family meetings with detainees would resume immediately, allowing one day per week

The apex court suspended its prior decision to invalidate military trials for civilians till a final judgment

SC conditionally allows the trial of 104 May 9 rioters-mostly PTI workers and supporters-in military courts.

5-1 majority verdict nullifies earlier decision; rules outcome to be contingent upon final judgment

Three-judge bench to hear Justice Naqvi plea

The petition came a day after the defence ministry moved an intra-court appeal challenging the Oct 23 verdict.

Five-member bench unanimously orders May 9 cases to be tried under criminal laws

SC takes up eagerly-watched cases next week

Civil society members seek constitution of full court, other petitioners satisfied with six-member bench

CJ Bandial says civilians can’t be subjected to unconstitutional trial

Legal expert says civilians can’t be arrested and tried under military law

High court remarks security forces arrested Idris Khattak under the Official Secrets Act

Decision was taken to implement ICJ’s requirements of a fair trial

Ruling says convicts were not given fair trials and opportunity to defend themselves

Three-member bench also seeks evidence details of those acquitted by military courts

There are 71 witnesses in the case including police officials and eye-witnesses

The fact that the ICJ upheld the authority of Pakistan’s military court is enough for Islamabad to declare victory

Convicts killed 16 people including 13 armed forces personnel and three civilians

Court tells govt lawyer to submit replies on other pleas of families on Dec 31

PHC puts defence ministry on notice, directs it to produce a record of the case

PHC summons record of the case at next hearing of the case

PHC issues notice to the federal defence minister, ministry to produce the trial record

Shafaqat, Muhammad Liaqat and Sabir Shah had filed an appeal in the top court against the verdict of military tribunal

Military judges reject an appeal by prosecutors to increase the sentence for Azaria

Finance minister call parliamentary leaders and requests wide consensus over move

Javed Khan was charged with killing three soldiers and suffocating a ‘hawaldar’ to death

The petitioners stated their relatives were not given right to engage and defend themselves

Dr Khalid Soomro was gunned down in November 2014 after offering Fajr prayers 

The five-member bench had earlier reserved judgment on June 20

Convicts involved in killing civilians, attacking armed forces and destruction of schools, says ISPR

Hearing adjourned for an indefinite period

Asks federal, provincial govt to file reply to review petitions

This is the fourth verdict of a military court the PHC has stayed recently

Stops execution of convict, issues notice to defence and interior ministries

Convicts also involved in destruction of schools and attacks on LEAs, says ISPR

Decides to maintain stay on execution of terrorists.

Khalida Jarrar was sentenced on charges of inciting terrorism and violating travel ban

Asma Jahangir alleges military authorities did not allow the accused to hire their counsels

Claims that her son, Qari Zahir Gul, was convicted without fair trial

Anwar Bibi says no witnesses or documents connecting her son with the crime were produced during trial

Mobile services to be suspended on Saturday for Ashura

In-camera proceedings conducted in the case.

JAG’s representative further told the court that convict had challenged his sentence before the Army Court of...

Written reply says convict Muhammad Tahir was indicted on three charges over involvement in Bannu jailbreak 2012

Argues that the verdict implies admission that the judiciary has failed to deliver on cases of terrorism

Haider Ali, 21, surrendered to security forces in 2009, when he was 14 years old

One terrorist awarded life imprisonment; Convict involved in 2011 Safoora attack also awarded death penalty, says ISPR

Turns down opposition’s demand seeking public opinion

Zahir Shah, father of Haider Ali files petition in the apex court under Article 184(3) of the Constitution