LHC orders disposal of cases involving long-detained undertrial prisoners
Most outlets led with the Lahore High Court's directive to expedite cases involving undertrial prisoners detained for over three years. Dunya News highlighted the chief justice’s order and the directive to sessions judges in 28 districts, while 24 News HD emphasized the court’s response to prolonged detention and the timeframe for case resolution. Both excerpts frame the directive as a judicial initiative to address delays, without attributing broader implications or additional context.
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Under-trial accused: CJ LHC directs courts to decide cases in 2 months
LAHORE: The Chief Justice Lahore High Court (LHC) has directed the lower judiciary to decide within two months the cases of under trial accused in custody for more than three years. Chief Justice Aalia Neelum taking serious notice of prolonged detention of under trial prisoners directed all sessions judges to ensure that cases involving under trial prisoners detained for more than three years a...
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LHC orders speedy disposal of cases involving long-detained undertrial prisoners
Lahore High Court (LHC) Chief Justice Aalia Neelum has taken notice of the prolonged detention of undertrial prisoners in pending cases and directed that cases involving accused persons detained for more than three years be decided within two months, 24NewsHD TV reported on Saturday.
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LHC CJ orders disposal of cases involving long-detained undertrials within two months
Following the chief justice’s direction, the Director General of District Judiciary Punjab has issued a letter to sessions judges in 28 districts across the province
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