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Law Courts in a Glass House: An Autobiography
Supreme Court Justice Sajjad Ali Shah was about to reach a major constitutional decision when Legislators of the ruling Muslim League Party stormed the Supreme Court in Pakistan, physically preventing him from delivering judgment. Here, Shah provides the judiciary's version of this bizarre episode, shedding new light on Pakistani history, law, and politics.
Hardcover
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856 pages
Published
May 24th 2001
by Oxford University Press, USA
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