Adeel Wahid
Fairness dictates that the rules not be changed once the game has been played.
Published 04 Oct, 2024 07:20am
Our bureaucracy is afflicted with major design flaws.
Published 09 Sep, 2024 05:50am
Riding horses in exclusive clubs and dining in expensive restaurants with their patron politicians rarely instils this sense of equal respect and dignity.
Updated 19 Jun, 2024 09:43am
Going before ‘neutral arbiters’ seems pointless to citizens.
Published 22 Feb, 2024 08:28am
Justice must be done with the reviled, the abominable, the abhorred.
Published 06 Jan, 2024 07:13am
Without the right ideals, it is hard to prop up the law.
Published 13 Dec, 2023 06:07am
There are many reasons why lawyers here are the way they are.
Published 25 Sep, 2023 08:05am
It must be stressed that each person is responsible for his own conduct.
Published 20 Sep, 2023 05:17am
Man can be viewed as an object to be controlled, disciplined, indoctrinated.
Published 13 Jul, 2023 08:00am
The morality of the law cannot be separated from the letter of the law.
Updated 25 May, 2023 08:48am
The people are feeling forsaken. Nobody seems to be coming to our aid.
Published 19 Apr, 2023 07:11am
Our society is designed to create and perpetuate these differences.
Published 22 Mar, 2023 06:56am
What approach does a judge adopt towards the law?
Published 25 Dec, 2022 07:06am
In Pakistan, the concept of ‘We the People’ has not really taken root.
Updated 11 Jun, 2022 09:53am
Our courts need to devise a mechanism to provide more information...
Published 24 Apr, 2022 04:44am
Law professors can turn their students into craftsmen.
Published 24 Mar, 2022 07:11am
We could be blocking out great jurists.
Published 06 Feb, 2022 07:03am
Old men — and men only — get the opportunity to monopolise the field of law.
Updated 16 Dec, 2021 07:54am
The court file is somewhere, but somehow, no one knows where.
Updated 14 Nov, 2021 05:05pm
There are at least four problems with short orders.
Published 18 Oct, 2021 06:53am
