The Strain on Pakistan’s Judicial System

Pakistan’s judicial system has long struggled with a significant backlog of cases. According to various reports, millions of cases are pending in the country’s courts, with the backlog stretching across all levels, from district courts to the Supreme Court. The delay in justice is a major issue, as it undermines public confidence in the judicial […]
The Growing Emphasis on Out-of-Court Settlements in Pakistan’s Legal System

In recent years, there has been a growing emphasis on out-of-court settlements (or alternative dispute resolution, ADR) within Pakistan’s legal framework. This shift is being driven by a desire to reduce the burden on the country’s overwhelmed judicial system, minimize costs, and ensure faster resolution of disputes. At the heart of this trend is a recognition that prolonged litigation often leads to inefficiency, delays, and high legal costs, which ultimately harm the very people that the justice system aims to serve.
The Increase of Supreme Court Judges in Pakistan

In recent years, Pakistan has witnessed debates and discussions around the composition of its judiciary, specifically the number of judges serving in its Supreme Court. The issue of increasing the number of judges has gained significant attention, sparking a national conversation about the efficiency, independence, and potential politicization of the country’s highest court.