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    Commentary. Guest Columnists. February 2, 2018

    Plea of Nolo Contendere in Criminal Jurisprudence

    By Sohail Khan

    Plea of Nolo Contendere in Criminal Jurisprudence Plea of nolo contendere (pronounced noh-loh kuhn-ten-duh-ree) which, literally speaking, means that an accused person does not contest the charge […]

    Commentary. Guest Columnists. December 9, 2016

    Fiasco Of The Anti-Honor Killing Bill 2015/16

    By Ahmad Waqas

    Fiasco Of The Anti-Honor Killing Bill 2015/16 When the atrocious murder of famous social media celebrity Qandeel Baloch was committed in the pretext of “honor”, Parliament […]

    Blawgs. Commentary. May 31, 2016 1

    How Is Murder Non-Compoundable? (A Case Study)

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    How Is Murder Non-Compoundable? (A Case Study) “Now that murder is a compoundable offence, the accused, even if guilty, may soon be out after paying blood […]

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