In Democracy, Presidential Ordinance Should Not Be The Norm But An Exception
Promulgation of presidential ordinances has become a routine. The Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI)-led government, critics say, bypasses legislative processes, as set...
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Parliament Has No Power To Undo Parliamentary Form Of Government
Recently, the PTI-led government embarked on a journey to alter the scheme of the constitution of Pakistan from parliamentary to...
Setting Objective Criteria For SC Appointments To Protect Democracy
An examination of the constitutional and political history of Pakistan, including experiences from the recent past, reveals that whenever the...
Time To Regulate Supreme Court’s Suo Motu Powers
In the recent past, Pakistan has witnessed the assumption of power by the Supreme Court of Pakistan under Article 184(3)...
A Case For The Presidential System In Pakistan
Rooted in British colonial legacy, the parliamentary system of government has continued to fail. Given Pakistan’s political realities, the presidential...
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ECP De-seats 25 Dissident PTI Punjab Lawmakers Over Defection
The Election Commission of Pakistan (ECP) has announced...
SC Verdict On Article 63-A Is A Case Of Constitutional Rewriting
Much has been written about the Supreme Court’s...