Pakistan's statutory framework is a multifaceted system based in Islamic principles and historical precedents . The Constitution serves as the ultimate law of the country, defining the core rights of citizens and establishing the powers of various state institutions . Numerous acts and enactments

Pakistan faces a significant problem of trust, particularly concerning its legal system. Years of reports of corruption, unfairness and perceived interference from various quarters have eroded public faith in the fairness and objectivity of its courts. This deficit of trust obstructs the rule of