Bail After Supreme Court Leave: Understanding the Legal Boundaries
A recent Peshawar High Court case clarifies important legal principles about bail applications after the Supreme Court grants leave to appeal. This judgment particularly examines suspension of sentence under Section 426(2-B) of the Criminal Procedure Code in Anti-Terrorism Act cases. Case Background and Conviction The petitioners faced serious terrorism charges including attempted murder and possession […]
When Criminal Cases Hit Pause: Navigating the Intersection of Civil and Criminal Law
A recent judgment from the Lahore High Court provides crucial clarity on a complex legal issue: what happens when a criminal case and a civil lawsuit involve the same core dispute? The court delivered a significant ruling, deciding that in certain intricate situations, criminal proceedings must wait for the outcome of civil litigation. The Core […]
A Landmark Ruling on Consent and Crime
In a significant judgment, the Supreme Court of Pakistan recently delved into the delicate distinction between a horrific crime and a voluntary act. The case involved serious allegations of abduction and rape. However, the Court’s careful analysis of the evidence ultimately transformed the narrative, highlighting the critical importance of proving consent in rape cases. The Case […]