ISLAMABAD: A 3-member constitutional committee of the Supreme Court has removed Justice Ayesha Malik from the seven-member constitutional bench listening to intra-courtroom appeals regarding the May nine army court trials. The 1/3 assembly of the constitutional committee, chaired via Justice Aminuddin Khan and attended by way of Justices Jamal Khan Mandokhail and Muhammad Ali Mazhar, reviewed the scheduling of cases related to civilian trials in navy courts. Meeting minutes found out that Justice Ayesha Malik had already heard the May nine navy courts case, and the pending appeal will now be heard with the aid of a reconstituted seven-member bench. The count of navy courts has been mentioned the Judicial Commission for nomination of the seventh member. Key choices included organising a separate department for constitutional cases, introducing “green tagging” for case categorization, and delegating obligations to the Registrar for procedural development. The committee also permitted moving instances below Article 186A among excessive courts, scheduling 5 chamber appeals daily, and looking for civil choose assistance to handle increasing workloads.
