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In a first, Pakistan top court live-streams hearing on law curtailing chief justice’s powers

  • The outgoing government passed the law amid a standoff with the judiciary over holding snap polls in two provinces 
  • The law cuts down chief justice’s powers to constitute panels, hear appeals, assign cases to judges on his team 
By KASHIF IMRAN ·

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