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Supreme Court reiterates that confession to Customs officer is admissible as evidence
This decision came in a 40-year-old smuggling case, where the officers have separately been accused of custodial torture of the confessor
27th Feb 2026
Analysis
Pakistan: New court, old elite
Recent constitutional amendments have recalibrated the judicial role and entrenched the military’s influence on the political process
27th Feb 2026
Analysis
SCO.LR | 2026 | Volume 2 | Issue 4
Volume 2 Issue 4 of the Supreme Court Observer Law Reports is here! This will be the final issue of February as we move to March 2026.
23rd Feb 2026
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Nine-judge Summer
The much-awaited listing of the two nine-judge cases in the Supreme Court comes with a formal cap on hearing days
22nd Feb 2026
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Bhutan: Constitutional guarantees come up against resource constraints
Declining press freedom and two recent incidents highlight how institutional capacity continues to lag behind constitutional aspiration
20th Feb 2026
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Tiger Global: SC says ‘tax sovereignty comes first’ but verdict raises questions
The ruling in favour of Revenue leaves open several issues around indirect transfers, GAAR protections, and Tax Residency Certificates
19th Feb 2026
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Why the Supreme Court wants new rules for sexual offence trials
By reversing a High Court's dilution of charges, the Court turned the spotlight on how judges “read” sexual violence
19th Feb 2026
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Bones, belief and the burden of proof
Revisiting the Nithari killings and the Supreme Court’s curative turn
19th Feb 2026