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Capital’s lawyers eye high court slots
Lawyers from Islamabad demanded that future appointments to the Islamabad High Court (IHC) be made from local lawyers, citing concerns over corruption in the district judiciary. They called for judicial reforms, accountability mechanisms, and transfers of district judges to other provinces, while opposing recent judicial commission decisions on appointments.
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