In Pakistan pursuing justice from court of law has become
expensive and hard to get, When the people to whom injustice is done are in
pursuit of seeking justice, they face hardship in the process. Generally the
entire process of the so called justice trail and courts of justice at
different level appear to have badly influenced. Politicians, officers,
businessmen, influential people such as landlords prove as an obstacle in way
to independent and unbiased justice system. In the process, naturally the
distressed party suffers injustice. Unfortunately in such scenario at both
upper and lower levels the ultimate decisions are affected, indicating lack of
independence of the judicial system in Pakistan.
So the main question is what are the major reasons behind
the failure of the judiciary? Firstly, the frequent military rule proves to be
an obstacle for Pakistan to enjoy the perks of being complete democratic state,
hindering the judiciary to carry out its role independently. Other reasons
which contribute to the weakness of judicial system in Pakistan are the lack of
merit based independent, deserving judges and also the lack of check and
balances.
1 comment:
I think the deterrent factor in the supremacy of Judicial system is its limitations as it is only equipped with power to interpret laws, not to change their innate and integral meanings.This allows constitutional amendments to surpass court rulings. Which is also evident in the Pervez Musharraf's 17th amendment case.
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