Author: Zishan Haider A New Dimension in Legal Education Aristotle (384-322 BC) says, “Law is reason, free from passion.” In law, emotions and opinions must never replace logic and evidence. Lawyers must weigh arguments, and judges must balance competing claims. Quantitative reasoning builds disciplined and balanced thinking. It trains the mind to analyse, compare, and evaluate […]
Author: Zishan Haider Are you passionate about justice, leadership, and making an impact in society? The newly launched 4-year LLB program, approved by the Higher Education Commission (HEC) and backed by the Directorate of Legal Education of the Pakistan Bar Council, offers a golden opportunity to earn a law degree that matches the standards of
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Author: Zishan Haider Law of Evidence in Colonial India Under Muslim rule in India, a uniform Islamic criminal law governed all communities, guided by texts like Fiqh-i-Feroz Shāhi and Fatāwā ‘Ālamgiri. This system evolved with the British East India Company‘s arrival, initially limited to the presidency towns of Madras, Bombay, and Calcutta. English judges, appointed
Author: Zishan Haider Gabriel’s Law Blog Introduction “Law” is one of the 21 established disciplines of knowledge, falling under one of the five broader divisions called “Social science”. Jurisprudence, generally defined as the philosophy of law, intersects and interacts with various other Social sciences. The study of such intersection and interaction fosters a rich and
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Miserable situation of the rule of law and the protection of fundamental human rights are the common problems of entire Muslim world. Their misery cannot be separated from them unless they sort out certain basic points they are confused with. One of such points is whether the fair procedure towards justice is more important than
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