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Punjab challenges SC decision against military trial of civilians

Interior ministry challenges SC’s verdict on military courts

No appeal filed against SC decision on civilians’ military trial, clarifies Sindh govt

Centre, provinces file five petitions in support of military courts

Interim Sindh govt challenges SC’s decision against military trial of civilians

Senate passes resolution calling for civilians’ trial under Army Act

Families of martyrs demand restoration of military courts

Has SC judgement on military courts given ‘blanket immunity’ to civilians?

What are the five standards for military trial of civilians?

Trial of civilians in military courts declared void

Plea filed in SC to suspend military trials of May 9 suspects

Civilian trials in military courts have already started, govt tells SC

SC to take up military courts, general election cases soon

Court orders to consolidate petitions on Hassaan, Haider’s release

PTI’s Haider Majeed handed over to military court for trial, court told

Hassaan Niazi handed over to military court for trial, court told

Court to be told before trying civilians in military courts: SC

Supreme Court rejects govt plea for constitution of full court to decide military trials issue

Military trial of civilians: SC to announce decision on full court on Aug 2

Nayyar Bukhari says PPP ‘not taken on board’ for Election Act tweaks

No trials in military courts without letting SC know, says CJP

SC dismisses govt plea for a full court hearing of military courts case

Govt asks SC to dismiss petitions against military courts

SC forms larger bench to hear military courts case

Civilians conviction by army courts under PTI govt challenged in SC

Justice Yahya demands full court on pleas against civilians trial in military courts

SC adjourns without issuing injunction against military trials

Lieutenant general among three sacked over May 9 violence: ISPR DG

CJP Bandial hopes no civilian will be tried in military courts while SC hears case

SC cannot run at whims of one person, says Justice Isa