Some loopholes in judicial policy
Tuesday, June 16, 2009
By Ijaz Ahmad
Dawn, Pakistan, Tuesday, 16 Jun, 2009
ALTHOUGH the National Judicial Policy (NJP) aims to clear the backlog of cases in the judiciary, ensure the latter’s independence and eradicate corruption, doubts have been cast on its effectiveness.
Would providing a timeline for the disposal of cases, setting up complaint cells and repatriating lower judicial officers from executive posts be sufficient to meet the goals?
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Dawn, Pakistan, Tuesday, 16 Jun, 2009
ALTHOUGH the National Judicial Policy (NJP) aims to clear the backlog of cases in the judiciary, ensure the latter’s independence and eradicate corruption, doubts have been cast on its effectiveness.
Would providing a timeline for the disposal of cases, setting up complaint cells and repatriating lower judicial officers from executive posts be sufficient to meet the goals?
Read More
Labels: Judicial Policy, Judiciary, Justice
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