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  1. Ongoing legal and constitutional challenges to governance
  2. Government legislation is being challenged in the High Court, requiring Parliament to define legal boundaries after originating in the Supreme Court.
  3. In Pakistan, the Supreme Court and Parliament are working together to insert statutes defining court jurisdiction and clarifying constitutional law.

The Supreme Court is reviewing pleas concerning the conduct of Members of Parliament.

14 reports, 6 independent Updated Oct 15
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The Supreme Court is reviewing pleas concerning the conduct of Members of Parliament.

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  1. SC in Sierra Leone hears cases against Speaker of Parliament.1 source
  2. SC considered informal meeting with Parliament committee.1 source
  3. Court reviewed Gyanesh Kumar's decisions and noted Parliament's lack of involvement.1 source
  4. The Supreme Court is discussing legal maxims relevant to current proceedings involving parliamentarians.1 source
  5. Petition filed regarding age and appointment before the Supreme Court.1 source
  6. Supreme Court reviews pleas regarding MP conduct.1 source

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In Pakistan, the Supreme Court and Parliament are working together to insert statutes defining court jurisdiction and clarifying constitutional law.

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