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The HCBA Multan National Law Moot Court Competition 2025 is a one of a kind Moot Court Competition that brings together law students from across Pakistan to showcase their advocacy, research, and courtroom skills. This year’s competition will challenge participants to argue complex legal issues before panels of esteemed judges, including sitting Justices of the High Court, se...

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Late Justice Antonin Scalia of the United States Supreme Court was a curmudgeonly textualist. So hardwired was he to his philosophy of textualism that any disagreement with the bench would lead him to write fiery and flowery dissents. And yet, even he could not underrecognize the importance of stare decisis. Calling it a ‘pragmatic exc...

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Islamabad, October 27, 2025 – The National Institute of Maritime Affairs (NIMA) proudly unveiled its flagship publication, “Navigating Legal Horizons: Seafarers’ Manual on Naval Operations and Law of the Sea during Peace and War,” at a grand ceremony at the Serena Hotel. The event was well attended by esteemed guests, including senior military officials, members of the judici...

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Women constitute more than half of the population of Pakistan. However, they seldom get financial freedom due to the patriarchal nature of the society and structural impediments favouring gender imbalances. Breaking from the past, the Supreme Court has boldly ruled the law by holding that women are entitled to maintenance in matrimonial matters. In the latest case of Ambreen ...

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The public relationship with artificial intelligence is becoming deeply personal. When OpenAI’s GPT-4o was briefly taken offline, users did not simply complain about losing an app but described it as losing a companion. One person even wrote that they had lost their “only friend overnight.” Around the same time, the tragic case of Adam Raine, a sixteen-yea...

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