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Case ID e80b7b68-3f16-41e6-ab7d-52309b0779bc
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Case Number Criminal Appeal No. 179 of 2022
Decision Date Nov 21, 2022
Hearing Date
Decision The Islamabad High Court, in its decision dated November 21, 2022, addressed the appeal presented by AQEEL MIRZA against the STATE. The court examined the merits of the case, considering the evidence and legal arguments put forth by both sides. The judges, TARIQ MEHMOOD JAHANGIRI and BABAR SATTAR, delivered their judgment after careful deliberation, emphasizing the importance of upholding justice and the rule of law in their ruling. The court's decision reflects a commitment to ensuring that all parties receive a fair hearing in accordance with legal standards.
Summary This case involves an appeal before the Islamabad High Court regarding a criminal matter. The court's ruling, delivered by judges TARIQ MEHMOOD JAHANGIRI and BABAR SATTAR, highlights significant legal principles pertinent to criminal law. The appeal was filed by AQEEL MIRZA against the STATE, raising questions about the application of law and the rights of the accused. The judges' analysis reflects current trends in legal interpretation and the necessity for fair trials. The case underscores the judicial system's role in maintaining justice and public confidence in law enforcement. Key legal terms and concepts discussed include the presumption of innocence, due process, and the burden of proof, which are essential for understanding the implications of the court's decision. This ruling is anticipated to influence future cases and legal discourse in Pakistan, particularly in criminal law contexts. The decision reinforces the judiciary's position as a guardian of individual rights and liberties, aligning with contemporary judicial practices and standards.
Court Islamabad High Court
Entities Involved Not available
Judges TARIQ MEHMOOD JAHANGIRI, BABAR SATTAR
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Petitioners AQEEL MIRZA
Respondents The STATE
Citations 2023 SLD 945, 2023 MLD 793
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