The article discusses a case related to the Supreme Judicial Council’s (SJC) authority to pursue complaints against retired or resigned Supreme Court judges in Pakistan. During the hearing, several legal issues were raised, including concerns about the impact of proceedings against judges on justice delivery and the question of judicial immunity.
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The article highlights arguments regarding the applicability of laws to judges after retirement, the role of the SJC, and the need to safeguard the independence of the judiciary.
The case revolves around the federal government’s appeal regarding SJC proceedings against retired or resigned judges, with legal experts presenting various perspectives on the matter.
