Senate panel orders review of accountability courts in Pakistan
Most outlets reported that a Senate committee directed the government to rationalise the number of accountability and special courts based on workload. Minute Mirror led with the Senate Standing Committee on Law and Justice ordering a review and reduction of courts due to their high numbers. Business Recorder similarly noted the directive but added context about moving judges to courts with heavier workloads.
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Senate panel directs govt: ‘Accountability & special courts act as per workload’
ISLAMABAD: A parliamentary panel on Monday directed the government to rationalise the number of accountability and other special courts according to their caseload, with judges to be moved to courts facing heavier workloads to reduce pressure on public finances. The Senate Standing Committee on Law and Justice, chaired by Farooq Hamid Naek, reviewed the functioning of special courts and tribuna...
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Too many accountability courts, Senate orders cuts across Pakistan
Senate Standing Committee on Law and Justice ordered review and reduction of accountability courts across the country based on number of
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