Juris Hub Pakistan is a national platform advancing innovation, excellence, and continuous professional development.

By addressing emerging areas of law, technology integration, and foundational professional standards such as legal ethics, courtroom decorum, and inclusive workplace culture, Juris Hub Pakistan works across the full legal continuum from legal education to judicial training.

Through conferences, dialogues, and collaborative initiatives, we aim to deliver practical reforms that build a future-ready legal profession.

40+


Collaborations

30+


Institutions

300+


Lawyers

1600+


Students

90+


Judges

200+


Legal Professionals Across Pakistan, including GB and AJK

45+


Events

19


Law School Career Fairs

15


Consultations

14 January 2026

Career Fair — CLLB Peshawar

Career Fair

Opening event of the Law in Practice career fair series at the Centre for Learning Law and Business, Peshawar, connecting students with judges, advocates, and prosecutors through motivational talks and open one-on-one interaction.

65 students Peshawar

20 January 2026

Career Fair — Denning Law School, Karachi

Career Fair

The largest of the first three career fairs, generating in-depth discussion on mentorship, judicial career pathways, workplace harassment, and specialisation gaps in legal education.

103 students Karachi

21 January 2026

Career Fair — Denning Law School, Hyderabad

Career Fair

Focused discussion on bar politics, judicial career prospects, and the impact of the 27th Constitutional Amendment on judicial appointments.

91 students Hyderabad

3 February 2026

National Conference: The Future of Legal Education & Practice in Pakistan

Conference

Organised by RSIL in partnership with the Pakistan Bar Council’s Directorate of Legal Education, convening Bar Councils, law schools, judicial academies, practitioners, and legal-tech innovators around four pillars of continuous professional development.

RSIL × PBC-DLE

24 April 2026

Career Fair — University Law College, Balochistan

Career Fair

Career fair session held at the University of Balochistan, Quetta.

120 students (97M / 23F) Quetta

28 April 2026

Career Fair — Khyber Law College, Peshawar

Career Fair

Career fair session at Khyber Law College, University of Peshawar.

90 students (66M / 24F) Peshawar

28 April 2026

Career Fair — Pishin Law College

Career Fair

Career fair session at Pishin Law College, University of Balochistan.

110 students (91M / 19F) Pishin

29 April 2026

Career Fair — Law Department, BUITEMS

Career Fair

Career fair session at the Law Department, BUITEMS, Quetta.

99 students (71M / 28F) Quetta

29 April 2026

Career Fair — University of Swat

Career Fair

Career fair session at the University of Swat.

89 students (77M / 12F) Swat

4 May 2026

Career Fair — Government PIB Law College, Dadu

Career Fair

Career fair session at Government PIB Law College, Dadu.

120 students (100M / 20F) Dadu

19 May 2026

Career Fair — Quaid-e-Azam University, Islamabad

Career Fair

Career fair session at Quaid-e-Azam University, Islamabad, featuring speakers from prosecution, policing, and corporate legal affairs.

77 students (55M / 22F) Islamabad

29 June – 8 July 2026

Cross Provincial Judicial Fellowship 2026

Fellowship

A 10-day, multi-city fellowship run by RSIL with the Sindh Judicial Academy for 20 Additional District & Sessions Judges from across Pakistan, combining expert lectures, field visits, and inter-provincial exchange across Karachi, Lahore, and Islamabad.

20 judges Karachi · Lahore · Islamabad

27 July 2026

Career Fair — Shaheed Benazir Bhutto Law College

Career Fair

Career fair session at Shaheed Benazir Bhutto Law College, Naushahro Feroze.

113 students (99M / 14F) Naushahro Feroze

27–29 July 2026

Islamabad Roundtable Consultation

Consultation

Three-day stakeholder consultation on digitisation and responsible AI use in the judiciary — day one with commercial lawyers, day two with civil practitioners, and day three with criminal lawyers.

Islamabad

30 July 2026

Career Fair — The Millennium University, Islamabad

Career Fair

Career fair session at The Millennium University, Islamabad.

59 students (33M / 26F) Islamabad

30 July 2026

Career Fair — The Islamia University of Bahawalpur

Career Fair

Career fair session at The Islamia University of Bahawalpur.

105 students (85M / 20F) Bahawalpur

3–4 August 2026

Karachi Training Program: Emerging Skills for the District Judiciary

Consultation

Two-day training with the Sindh Judicial Academy on AI in case management and judicial administration, including sessions on prompt-crafting and judicial AI use, closing with remarks from DG Justice (R) Rashida Asad.

Karachi

5–6 August 2026

Karachi Inter-Provincial Training Program

Consultation

Two-day inter-provincial training on emerging skills and professional development for the district judiciary, with the Sindh Judicial Academy.

Karachi

11 August 2026

Career Fair — Ziauddin University

Career Fair

Career fair session at Ziauddin University.

60 students (48M / 12F)

10–11 August 2026

Karachi Inter-Provincial Training Program

Consultation

Second inter-provincial training program on emerging skills for the district judiciary, concluding with a certificate distribution ceremony.

Karachi

11–13 August 2026

Islamabad Roundtable Consultation — Upscaling the Judiciary

Consultation

Consultation series on judicial digitalisation and responsible AI use, opening with IT, AI, cybersecurity and digital-governance experts, followed by Technical Working Group sessions consolidating input from judges and practitioners into a reform roadmap.

Islamabad

18 August 2026

Career Fair — Quaid-e-Azam Law College, Lahore

Career Fair

Career fair session at Quaid-e-Azam Law College, Lahore.

91 students (55M / 36F) Lahore

19 August 2026

Career Fair — TILS, Lahore

Career Fair

Career fair session at TILS, Lahore.

81 students (51M / 30F) Lahore

21 August 2026

Career Fair — Bahria University, Islamabad

Career Fair

Career fair session at Bahria University, Islamabad.

81 students (44M / 37F) Islamabad

24 August 2026

Career Fair — University of Punjab Law College, Lahore

Career Fair

Career fair session at University of Punjab Law College, Lahore.

Participant count TBD Lahore

24 August 2026

Career Fair — City School of Law, Quetta

Career Fair

Career fair session at City School of Law, Quetta.

Participant count TBD Quetta

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  • The Law in Practice: Career Fair at the Institute of Legal Studies (TILS), Lahore, brought together aspiring legal professionals and an experienced panel. The session featured guest speakers Ms. Khadeeja Ahmad (Senior Associate, ABS & Co.), Mr. Mian Ali Haider (Advocate Supreme Court), Mr. Kamran Adil (DIG Punjab Police), and Mr. Abubakar Nauman Kazi (Deputy Prosecutor General, Punjab) — spanning corporate practice, the bar, policing, and public prosecution.

Drawing on their own journeys in the profession, the speakers walked students through the realities of courtroom practice, the range of career paths open to law graduates, and what it takes to build and sustain a legal career, offering a candid look at the shift from classroom to chambers.
    3 weeks ago
  • Can AI help judges and lawyers work smarter without replacing human judgment? ⚖️🤖

Adv. Duha Tanveer discusses how AI and digitization are transforming judicial systems around the world, what Pakistan can learn from these developments, and the role technology can play in supporting legal professionals. She also highlights the limitations of AI and why human oversight must remain at the heart of justice.

#ArtificialIntelligence #LegalTech #Digitization #FutureOfLaw #JudicialReform
    1 month ago
  • The Law in Practice: Career Fair at the Institute of Legal Studies (TILS), Lahore, brought together aspiring legal professionals and an experienced panel. The session featured guest speakers Ms. Khadeeja Ahmad (Senior Associate, ABS & Co.), Mr. Mian Ali Haider (Advocate Supreme Court), Mr. Kamran Adil (DIG Punjab Police), and Mr. Abubakar Nauman Kazi (Deputy Prosecutor General, Punjab) — spanning corporate practice, the bar, policing, and public prosecution.

Drawing on their own journeys in the profession, the speakers walked students through the realities of courtroom practice, the range of career paths open to law graduates, and what it takes to build and sustain a legal career, offering a candid look at the shift from classroom to chambers.
    1 month ago
  • The Law in Practice: Career Fair at the Institute of Legal Studies (TILS), Lahore, brought together aspiring legal professionals and an experienced panel. The session featured guest speakers Ms. Khadeeja Ahmad (Senior Associate, ABS & Co.), Mr. Mian Ali Haider (Advocate Supreme Court), Mr. Kamran Adil (DIG Punjab Police), and Mr. Abubakar Nauman Kazi (Deputy Prosecutor General, Punjab) — spanning corporate practice, the bar, policing, and public prosecution.

Drawing on their own journeys in the profession, the speakers walked students through the realities of courtroom practice, the range of career paths open to law graduates, and what it takes to build and sustain a legal career — offering a candid look at the shift from classroom to chambers.
    2 months ago
  • RSIL convened a series of consultations under its project “Upscaling the Judiciary,” focused on advancing digitalisation and the responsible use of artificial intelligence within Pakistan’s justice sector.

The series opened with a consultation bringing together information technology, artificial intelligence, cybersecurity, and digital governance experts to examine the technical and institutional feasibility of judicial digitisation. This was followed by two sessions of the Technical Working Group, which consolidated insights previously gathered from judges, criminal lawyers, commercial litigators, civil practitioners, and other relevant stakeholders into a coordinated roadmap for judicial reform.

RSIL remains committed to advancing evidence-based, collaborative reform in support of a more efficient and accessible justice system in Pakistan.

#RSIL #UpscalingTheJudiciary #JudicialReform #DigitalGovernance #RuleOfLaw
    2 months ago
  • Law in Practice: Career Fair

📆 21st August 2026 - Friday
📍 Bahria University. Islmabad
    2 months ago
  • Can Artificial Intelligence improve access to justice in Pakistan? 

In this video, Adv. Riyaz-U-Din Ahmed shares his insights on how AI is modernising Pakistan’s legal system by improving court proceedings and expanding access to justice. He also discusses the opportunities technology presents for creating a more efficient and accessible judicial system.

#ArtificialIntelligence #PakistanJudiciary #AccessToJustice #LegalTech #RuleOfLaw
    2 months ago
  • Law in Practice: Career Fair

📆 19th August 2026 - Wednesday
📍 TILS, Lahore
    2 months ago
  • Law in Practice: Career Fair

📆 18th August 2026 - Tuesday
📍 Quaid-e-Azam Law College, Lahore
    2 months ago
  • The Research Society of International Law (RSIL), in collaboration with the Sindh Judicial Academy, successfully concluded a Two-Day Inter-Provincial Training Program on Emerging Skills and Professional Development for the District Judiciary, held on 10–11 August 2026.

The program commenced with a welcome address by the Hon’ble Director General, Sindh Judicial Academy, Justice (R) Mrs. Rashida Asad, who emphasised the imperative of equipping the district judiciary with contemporary competencies amid a rapidly evolving technological landscape.

Proceedings were led by a distinguished panel of resource persons: Dr. Muhammad Arif Rajput (AD&SJ/FM, SJA), Mr. Muhammad Shahzar Ilahi (Co-Founder & CEO, EnablifyAI), Mr. Arif Khan (In-charge Director General (I.T), High Court of Sindh), and Mr. Johar Imam (RSIL Representative). Deliberations addressed the practical application of artificial intelligence by judges, the use of AI in case management and judicial administration, and the ethical use of AI under national guidelines — including dedicated sessions on crafting effective AI prompts for judicial work and JudgeGPT insights into responsible judicial AI use. The concluding technical session engaged participants in identifying priorities for judicial training and professional growth.

The program culminated in concluding remarks by the Hon’ble Director General, Sindh Judicial Academy, Justice (R) Mrs. Rashida Asad, followed by a certificate distribution ceremony and a group photograph with the participants.

#RSIL #SindhJudicialAcademy #JudicialTraining #DistrictJudiciary #ArtificialIntelligence
    2 months ago
  • Can Artificial Intelligence make Pakistan’s criminal justice system more efficient? 

In this video, Adv. Saad Hassan shares his insights on how AI can transform the criminal justice system by improving the management of court records, streamlining criminal proceedings, and enhancing efficiency while reinforcing accountability and the rule of law.

#ArtificialIntelligence #CriminalJustice #CourtRecords #LegalTech #RuleOfLaw
    2 months ago
  • The Research Society of International Law (RSIL), in collaboration with the Sindh Judicial Academy, successfully concluded a Two-Day Inter-Provincial Training Program on Emerging Skills and Professional Development for the District Judiciary, held on 5–6 August 2026.

The program commenced with a welcome address by the Hon’ble Director General, Sindh Judicial Academy, Justice (R) Mrs. Rashida Asad, who emphasised the imperative of equipping the district judiciary with contemporary competencies amid a rapidly evolving technological landscape.

Proceedings were led by a distinguished panel of resource persons: Dr. Muhammad Arif Rajput (AD&SJ/FM, SJA), Mr. Muhammad Shahzar Ilahi (Co-Founder & CEO, EnablifyAI), Mr. Arif Khan (In-charge Director General (I.T), High Court of Sindh), and Mr. Johar Imam (RSIL Representative). Deliberations addressed the practical application of artificial intelligence by judges, the use of AI in case management and judicial administration, and the ethical use of AI under national guidelines — including dedicated sessions on crafting effective AI prompts for judicial work and JudgeGPT insights into responsible judicial AI use. The concluding technical session engaged participants in identifying priorities for judicial training and professional growth.

#RSIL #SindhJudicialAcademy #JudicialTraining #DistrictJudiciary #ArtificialIntelligence
    2 months ago
  • Can Artificial Intelligence help reduce judicial delays in Pakistan? 

In this video, Adv. Syed Hussain Raza shares his perspective on how AI can address judicial delays, improve court efficiency, and support legal reform in Pakistan. He also discusses how embracing digital transformation can help create a faster, more accessible, and effective justice system.

#ArtificialIntelligence #JudicialReform #PakistanJudiciary #LegalTech #RuleOfLaw
    2 months ago
  • The Research Society of International Law (RSIL), in collaboration with the Sindh Judicial Academy, successfully concluded the Two-Day Training Program on Emerging Skills and Professional Development for the District Judiciary (Batch 01), held on 3–4 August 2026.

The program was conducted by a distinguished panel of resource persons: Dr. Muhammad Arif Rajput (AD&SJ/FM, SJA), Mr. Muhammad Shahzar Ilahi (Co-Founder & CEO, EnablifyAI), Mr. Arif Khan (In-charge Director General (I.T), High Court of Sindh), Prof. Dr. Muhammad Rafi (Head of Department, AI & DS, NUCES), and Mr. Johar Imam (RSIL Representative).

Deliberations addressed the practical application of artificial intelligence by judges, the use of AI in case management and judicial administration, and the ethical use of AI under national guidelines — including dedicated sessions on crafting effective AI prompts for judicial work and JudgeGPT insights into responsible judicial AI use. The concluding technical session engaged participants in identifying priorities for judicial training and professional growth.

The program concluded with remarks by the Hon’ble Director General, Sindh Judicial Academy, Justice (R) Mrs. Rashida Asad, followed by a certificate distribution ceremony and a group photograph.

#RSIL #SindhJudicialAcademy #JudicialTraining #DistrictJudiciary #ArtificialIntelligence
    2 months ago
  • How is Artificial Intelligence shaping the future of law? 

In this video, Adv. Rana Hassan Abbas shares his insights on how AI and emerging technologies are transforming legal practice while highlighting the enduring importance of constitutional values and the rule of law. He also discusses what these changes mean for aspiring lawyers and the future of the legal profession.

#ArtificialIntelligence #FutureOfLaw #LegalTech #RuleOfLaw #ConstitutionalLaw
    2 months ago
  • Every generation of lawyers inherits the same system.
Ours is about to change it.

Coming Soon.
    2 months ago
  • The Law in Practice: Career Fair at Ziauddin University Faculty of Law, Karachi, brought together aspiring legal professionals and an experienced panel. Moderated by Barrister Aashir Mahar, the session featured guest speakers Ms. Fareeda Mangrio (Honorary Secretary, Sindh High Court Bar Association) and Mr. Zuber Ahmed Rajput (Senior Supreme Court Advocate), with Ms. Shaista Sarki, Dean of the Ziauddin University Faculty of Law, joining as honorary guest.

Drawing on their own journeys in the profession, the speakers walked students through the realities of courtroom practice, the range of career paths open to law graduates, and what it takes to build and sustain a legal career — offering a candid look at the shift from classroom to chambers.
    2 months ago
  • Theory. Practice. Praxis.
Legal education, reimagined for Pakistan.

LAUNCHING SOON!
    2 months ago
  • Can AI make Pakistan’s justice system faster, smarter, and more accessible?

Adv. Assam Imtiaz shares his insights on the role of digitization and Artificial Intelligence in the administration of criminal justice. From streamlining legal processes to improving efficiency and access to justice, he explores how technology can reshape the legal landscape, the challenges that come with it, and the steps needed to successfully integrate these innovations into Pakistan’s judicial system.

#ArtificialIntelligence #LegalTech #Digitization #CriminalJustice #JudicialReform
    2 months ago
  • The Law in Practice: Career Fair held at Shaheed Benazir Bhutto Law College, Naushehro Feroze, offered an insightful and enriching engagement for law students.

The speakers shared practical perspectives on litigation, judicial service, ethical advocacy, and professional growth within Pakistan’s legal landscape. Through open discussion and experiential reflections, participants gained clarity on career planning, courtroom realities, and the transition from legal education to practice.
    2 months ago
  • Can Artificial Intelligence make legal research and decision-making more effective? 

In this video, Sahibzada Basit Ali explores how AI is transforming legal research, decision-making, and the delivery of legal services in an increasingly digital world. He also discusses the importance of balancing innovation with ethics, accuracy, and justice as the legal profession embraces new technologies.

#ArtificialIntelligence #LegalResearch #LegalTech #Innovation #RuleOfLaw
    2 months ago
The Law in Practice: Career Fair at the Institute of Legal Studies (TILS), Lahore, brought together aspiring legal professionals and an experienced panel. The session featured guest speakers Ms. Khadeeja Ahmad (Senior Associate, ABS & Co.), Mr. Mian Ali Haider (Advocate Supreme Court), Mr. Kamran Adil (DIG Punjab Police), and Mr. Abubakar Nauman Kazi (Deputy Prosecutor General, Punjab) — spanning corporate practice, the bar, policing, and public prosecution. Drawing on their own journeys in the profession, the speakers walked students through the realities of courtroom practice, the range of career paths open to law graduates, and what it takes to build and sustain a legal career, offering a candid look at the shift from classroom to chambers.
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Can AI help judges and lawyers work smarter without replacing human judgment? ⚖️🤖 Adv. Duha Tanveer discusses how AI and digitization are transforming judicial systems around the world, what Pakistan can learn from these developments, and the role technology can play in supporting legal professionals. She also highlights the limitations of AI and why human oversight must remain at the heart of justice. #ArtificialIntelligence #LegalTech #Digitization #FutureOfLaw #JudicialReform
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2/21
The Law in Practice: Career Fair at the Institute of Legal Studies (TILS), Lahore, brought together aspiring legal professionals and an experienced panel. The session featured guest speakers Ms. Khadeeja Ahmad (Senior Associate, ABS & Co.), Mr. Mian Ali Haider (Advocate Supreme Court), Mr. Kamran Adil (DIG Punjab Police), and Mr. Abubakar Nauman Kazi (Deputy Prosecutor General, Punjab) — spanning corporate practice, the bar, policing, and public prosecution. Drawing on their own journeys in the profession, the speakers walked students through the realities of courtroom practice, the range of career paths open to law graduates, and what it takes to build and sustain a legal career, offering a candid look at the shift from classroom to chambers.
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3/21
The Law in Practice: Career Fair at the Institute of Legal Studies (TILS), Lahore, brought together aspiring legal professionals and an experienced panel. The session featured guest speakers Ms. Khadeeja Ahmad (Senior Associate, ABS & Co.), Mr. Mian Ali Haider (Advocate Supreme Court), Mr. Kamran Adil (DIG Punjab Police), and Mr. Abubakar Nauman Kazi (Deputy Prosecutor General, Punjab) — spanning corporate practice, the bar, policing, and public prosecution. Drawing on their own journeys in the profession, the speakers walked students through the realities of courtroom practice, the range of career paths open to law graduates, and what it takes to build and sustain a legal career — offering a candid look at the shift from classroom to chambers.
2 months ago
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4/21
RSIL convened a series of consultations under its project “Upscaling the Judiciary,” focused on advancing digitalisation and the responsible use of artificial intelligence within Pakistan’s justice sector.

The series opened with a consultation bringing together information technology, artificial intelligence, cybersecurity, and digital governance experts to examine the technical and institutional feasibility of judicial digitisation. This was followed by two sessions of the Technical Working Group, which consolidated insights previously gathered from judges, criminal lawyers, commercial litigators, civil practitioners, and other relevant stakeholders into a coordinated roadmap for judicial reform.

RSIL remains committed to advancing evidence-based, collaborative reform in support of a more efficient and accessible justice system in Pakistan.

#RSIL #UpscalingTheJudiciary #JudicialReform #DigitalGovernance #RuleOfLaw
RSIL convened a series of consultations under its project “Upscaling the Judiciary,” focused on advancing digitalisation and the responsible use of artificial intelligence within Pakistan’s justice sector.

The series opened with a consultation bringing together information technology, artificial intelligence, cybersecurity, and digital governance experts to examine the technical and institutional feasibility of judicial digitisation. This was followed by two sessions of the Technical Working Group, which consolidated insights previously gathered from judges, criminal lawyers, commercial litigators, civil practitioners, and other relevant stakeholders into a coordinated roadmap for judicial reform.

RSIL remains committed to advancing evidence-based, collaborative reform in support of a more efficient and accessible justice system in Pakistan.

#RSIL #UpscalingTheJudiciary #JudicialReform #DigitalGovernance #RuleOfLaw
RSIL convened a series of consultations under its project “Upscaling the Judiciary,” focused on advancing digitalisation and the responsible use of artificial intelligence within Pakistan’s justice sector.

The series opened with a consultation bringing together information technology, artificial intelligence, cybersecurity, and digital governance experts to examine the technical and institutional feasibility of judicial digitisation. This was followed by two sessions of the Technical Working Group, which consolidated insights previously gathered from judges, criminal lawyers, commercial litigators, civil practitioners, and other relevant stakeholders into a coordinated roadmap for judicial reform.

RSIL remains committed to advancing evidence-based, collaborative reform in support of a more efficient and accessible justice system in Pakistan.

#RSIL #UpscalingTheJudiciary #JudicialReform #DigitalGovernance #RuleOfLaw
RSIL convened a series of consultations under its project “Upscaling the Judiciary,” focused on advancing digitalisation and the responsible use of artificial intelligence within Pakistan’s justice sector.

The series opened with a consultation bringing together information technology, artificial intelligence, cybersecurity, and digital governance experts to examine the technical and institutional feasibility of judicial digitisation. This was followed by two sessions of the Technical Working Group, which consolidated insights previously gathered from judges, criminal lawyers, commercial litigators, civil practitioners, and other relevant stakeholders into a coordinated roadmap for judicial reform.

RSIL remains committed to advancing evidence-based, collaborative reform in support of a more efficient and accessible justice system in Pakistan.

#RSIL #UpscalingTheJudiciary #JudicialReform #DigitalGovernance #RuleOfLaw
RSIL convened a series of consultations under its project “Upscaling the Judiciary,” focused on advancing digitalisation and the responsible use of artificial intelligence within Pakistan’s justice sector. The series opened with a consultation bringing together information technology, artificial intelligence, cybersecurity, and digital governance experts to examine the technical and institutional feasibility of judicial digitisation. This was followed by two sessions of the Technical Working Group, which consolidated insights previously gathered from judges, criminal lawyers, commercial litigators, civil practitioners, and other relevant stakeholders into a coordinated roadmap for judicial reform. RSIL remains committed to advancing evidence-based, collaborative reform in support of a more efficient and accessible justice system in Pakistan. #RSIL #UpscalingTheJudiciary #JudicialReform #DigitalGovernance #RuleOfLaw
2 months ago
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5/21
Law in Practice: Career Fair

📆 21st August 2026 - Friday
📍 Bahria University. Islmabad
Law in Practice: Career Fair 📆 21st August 2026 – Friday 📍 Bahria University. Islmabad
2 months ago
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6/21
Can Artificial Intelligence improve access to justice in Pakistan? In this video, Adv. Riyaz-U-Din Ahmed shares his insights on how AI is modernising Pakistan’s legal system by improving court proceedings and expanding access to justice. He also discusses the opportunities technology presents for creating a more efficient and accessible judicial system. #ArtificialIntelligence #PakistanJudiciary #AccessToJustice #LegalTech #RuleOfLaw
2 months ago
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7/21
Law in Practice: Career Fair

📆 19th August 2026 - Wednesday
📍 TILS, Lahore
Law in Practice: Career Fair 📆 19th August 2026 – Wednesday 📍 TILS, Lahore
2 months ago
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8/21
Law in Practice: Career Fair

📆 18th August 2026 - Tuesday
📍 Quaid-e-Azam Law College, Lahore
Law in Practice: Career Fair 📆 18th August 2026 – Tuesday 📍 Quaid-e-Azam Law College, Lahore
2 months ago
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9/21
The Research Society of International Law (RSIL), in collaboration with the Sindh Judicial Academy, successfully concluded a Two-Day Inter-Provincial Training Program on Emerging Skills and Professional Development for the District Judiciary, held on 10–11 August 2026.

The program commenced with a welcome address by the Hon’ble Director General, Sindh Judicial Academy, Justice (R) Mrs. Rashida Asad, who emphasised the imperative of equipping the district judiciary with contemporary competencies amid a rapidly evolving technological landscape.

Proceedings were led by a distinguished panel of resource persons: Dr. Muhammad Arif Rajput (AD&SJ/FM, SJA), Mr. Muhammad Shahzar Ilahi (Co-Founder & CEO, EnablifyAI), Mr. Arif Khan (In-charge Director General (I.T), High Court of Sindh), and Mr. Johar Imam (RSIL Representative). Deliberations addressed the practical application of artificial intelligence by judges, the use of AI in case management and judicial administration, and the ethical use of AI under national guidelines — including dedicated sessions on crafting effective AI prompts for judicial work and JudgeGPT insights into responsible judicial AI use. The concluding technical session engaged participants in identifying priorities for judicial training and professional growth.

The program culminated in concluding remarks by the Hon’ble Director General, Sindh Judicial Academy, Justice (R) Mrs. Rashida Asad, followed by a certificate distribution ceremony and a group photograph with the participants.

#RSIL #SindhJudicialAcademy #JudicialTraining #DistrictJudiciary #ArtificialIntelligence
The Research Society of International Law (RSIL), in collaboration with the Sindh Judicial Academy, successfully concluded a Two-Day Inter-Provincial Training Program on Emerging Skills and Professional Development for the District Judiciary, held on 10–11 August 2026.

The program commenced with a welcome address by the Hon’ble Director General, Sindh Judicial Academy, Justice (R) Mrs. Rashida Asad, who emphasised the imperative of equipping the district judiciary with contemporary competencies amid a rapidly evolving technological landscape.

Proceedings were led by a distinguished panel of resource persons: Dr. Muhammad Arif Rajput (AD&SJ/FM, SJA), Mr. Muhammad Shahzar Ilahi (Co-Founder & CEO, EnablifyAI), Mr. Arif Khan (In-charge Director General (I.T), High Court of Sindh), and Mr. Johar Imam (RSIL Representative). Deliberations addressed the practical application of artificial intelligence by judges, the use of AI in case management and judicial administration, and the ethical use of AI under national guidelines — including dedicated sessions on crafting effective AI prompts for judicial work and JudgeGPT insights into responsible judicial AI use. The concluding technical session engaged participants in identifying priorities for judicial training and professional growth.

The program culminated in concluding remarks by the Hon’ble Director General, Sindh Judicial Academy, Justice (R) Mrs. Rashida Asad, followed by a certificate distribution ceremony and a group photograph with the participants.

#RSIL #SindhJudicialAcademy #JudicialTraining #DistrictJudiciary #ArtificialIntelligence
The Research Society of International Law (RSIL), in collaboration with the Sindh Judicial Academy, successfully concluded a Two-Day Inter-Provincial Training Program on Emerging Skills and Professional Development for the District Judiciary, held on 10–11 August 2026.

The program commenced with a welcome address by the Hon’ble Director General, Sindh Judicial Academy, Justice (R) Mrs. Rashida Asad, who emphasised the imperative of equipping the district judiciary with contemporary competencies amid a rapidly evolving technological landscape.

Proceedings were led by a distinguished panel of resource persons: Dr. Muhammad Arif Rajput (AD&SJ/FM, SJA), Mr. Muhammad Shahzar Ilahi (Co-Founder & CEO, EnablifyAI), Mr. Arif Khan (In-charge Director General (I.T), High Court of Sindh), and Mr. Johar Imam (RSIL Representative). Deliberations addressed the practical application of artificial intelligence by judges, the use of AI in case management and judicial administration, and the ethical use of AI under national guidelines — including dedicated sessions on crafting effective AI prompts for judicial work and JudgeGPT insights into responsible judicial AI use. The concluding technical session engaged participants in identifying priorities for judicial training and professional growth.

The program culminated in concluding remarks by the Hon’ble Director General, Sindh Judicial Academy, Justice (R) Mrs. Rashida Asad, followed by a certificate distribution ceremony and a group photograph with the participants.

#RSIL #SindhJudicialAcademy #JudicialTraining #DistrictJudiciary #ArtificialIntelligence
The Research Society of International Law (RSIL), in collaboration with the Sindh Judicial Academy, successfully concluded a Two-Day Inter-Provincial Training Program on Emerging Skills and Professional Development for the District Judiciary, held on 10–11 August 2026.

The program commenced with a welcome address by the Hon’ble Director General, Sindh Judicial Academy, Justice (R) Mrs. Rashida Asad, who emphasised the imperative of equipping the district judiciary with contemporary competencies amid a rapidly evolving technological landscape.

Proceedings were led by a distinguished panel of resource persons: Dr. Muhammad Arif Rajput (AD&SJ/FM, SJA), Mr. Muhammad Shahzar Ilahi (Co-Founder & CEO, EnablifyAI), Mr. Arif Khan (In-charge Director General (I.T), High Court of Sindh), and Mr. Johar Imam (RSIL Representative). Deliberations addressed the practical application of artificial intelligence by judges, the use of AI in case management and judicial administration, and the ethical use of AI under national guidelines — including dedicated sessions on crafting effective AI prompts for judicial work and JudgeGPT insights into responsible judicial AI use. The concluding technical session engaged participants in identifying priorities for judicial training and professional growth.

The program culminated in concluding remarks by the Hon’ble Director General, Sindh Judicial Academy, Justice (R) Mrs. Rashida Asad, followed by a certificate distribution ceremony and a group photograph with the participants.

#RSIL #SindhJudicialAcademy #JudicialTraining #DistrictJudiciary #ArtificialIntelligence
The Research Society of International Law (RSIL), in collaboration with the Sindh Judicial Academy, successfully concluded a Two-Day Inter-Provincial Training Program on Emerging Skills and Professional Development for the District Judiciary, held on 10–11 August 2026. The program commenced with a welcome address by the Hon’ble Director General, Sindh Judicial Academy, Justice (R) Mrs. Rashida Asad, who emphasised the imperative of equipping the district judiciary with contemporary competencies amid a rapidly evolving technological landscape. Proceedings were led by a distinguished panel of resource persons: Dr. Muhammad Arif Rajput (AD&SJ/FM, SJA), Mr. Muhammad Shahzar Ilahi (Co-Founder & CEO, EnablifyAI), Mr. Arif Khan (In-charge Director General (I.T), High Court of Sindh), and Mr. Johar Imam (RSIL Representative). Deliberations addressed the practical application of artificial intelligence by judges, the use of AI in case management and judicial administration, and the ethical use of AI under national guidelines — including dedicated sessions on crafting effective AI prompts for judicial work and JudgeGPT insights into responsible judicial AI use. The concluding technical session engaged participants in identifying priorities for judicial training and professional growth. The program culminated in concluding remarks by the Hon’ble Director General, Sindh Judicial Academy, Justice (R) Mrs. Rashida Asad, followed by a certificate distribution ceremony and a group photograph with the participants. #RSIL #SindhJudicialAcademy #JudicialTraining #DistrictJudiciary #ArtificialIntelligence
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10/21
Can Artificial Intelligence make Pakistan’s criminal justice system more efficient? In this video, Adv. Saad Hassan shares his insights on how AI can transform the criminal justice system by improving the management of court records, streamlining criminal proceedings, and enhancing efficiency while reinforcing accountability and the rule of law. #ArtificialIntelligence #CriminalJustice #CourtRecords #LegalTech #RuleOfLaw
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11/21
The Research Society of International Law (RSIL), in collaboration with the Sindh Judicial Academy, successfully concluded a Two-Day Inter-Provincial Training Program on Emerging Skills and Professional Development for the District Judiciary, held on 5–6 August 2026.

The program commenced with a welcome address by the Hon’ble Director General, Sindh Judicial Academy, Justice (R) Mrs. Rashida Asad, who emphasised the imperative of equipping the district judiciary with contemporary competencies amid a rapidly evolving technological landscape.

Proceedings were led by a distinguished panel of resource persons: Dr. Muhammad Arif Rajput (AD&SJ/FM, SJA), Mr. Muhammad Shahzar Ilahi (Co-Founder & CEO, EnablifyAI), Mr. Arif Khan (In-charge Director General (I.T), High Court of Sindh), and Mr. Johar Imam (RSIL Representative). Deliberations addressed the practical application of artificial intelligence by judges, the use of AI in case management and judicial administration, and the ethical use of AI under national guidelines — including dedicated sessions on crafting effective AI prompts for judicial work and JudgeGPT insights into responsible judicial AI use. The concluding technical session engaged participants in identifying priorities for judicial training and professional growth.

#RSIL #SindhJudicialAcademy #JudicialTraining #DistrictJudiciary #ArtificialIntelligence
The Research Society of International Law (RSIL), in collaboration with the Sindh Judicial Academy, successfully concluded a Two-Day Inter-Provincial Training Program on Emerging Skills and Professional Development for the District Judiciary, held on 5–6 August 2026.

The program commenced with a welcome address by the Hon’ble Director General, Sindh Judicial Academy, Justice (R) Mrs. Rashida Asad, who emphasised the imperative of equipping the district judiciary with contemporary competencies amid a rapidly evolving technological landscape.

Proceedings were led by a distinguished panel of resource persons: Dr. Muhammad Arif Rajput (AD&SJ/FM, SJA), Mr. Muhammad Shahzar Ilahi (Co-Founder & CEO, EnablifyAI), Mr. Arif Khan (In-charge Director General (I.T), High Court of Sindh), and Mr. Johar Imam (RSIL Representative). Deliberations addressed the practical application of artificial intelligence by judges, the use of AI in case management and judicial administration, and the ethical use of AI under national guidelines — including dedicated sessions on crafting effective AI prompts for judicial work and JudgeGPT insights into responsible judicial AI use. The concluding technical session engaged participants in identifying priorities for judicial training and professional growth.

#RSIL #SindhJudicialAcademy #JudicialTraining #DistrictJudiciary #ArtificialIntelligence
The Research Society of International Law (RSIL), in collaboration with the Sindh Judicial Academy, successfully concluded a Two-Day Inter-Provincial Training Program on Emerging Skills and Professional Development for the District Judiciary, held on 5–6 August 2026.

The program commenced with a welcome address by the Hon’ble Director General, Sindh Judicial Academy, Justice (R) Mrs. Rashida Asad, who emphasised the imperative of equipping the district judiciary with contemporary competencies amid a rapidly evolving technological landscape.

Proceedings were led by a distinguished panel of resource persons: Dr. Muhammad Arif Rajput (AD&SJ/FM, SJA), Mr. Muhammad Shahzar Ilahi (Co-Founder & CEO, EnablifyAI), Mr. Arif Khan (In-charge Director General (I.T), High Court of Sindh), and Mr. Johar Imam (RSIL Representative). Deliberations addressed the practical application of artificial intelligence by judges, the use of AI in case management and judicial administration, and the ethical use of AI under national guidelines — including dedicated sessions on crafting effective AI prompts for judicial work and JudgeGPT insights into responsible judicial AI use. The concluding technical session engaged participants in identifying priorities for judicial training and professional growth.

#RSIL #SindhJudicialAcademy #JudicialTraining #DistrictJudiciary #ArtificialIntelligence
The Research Society of International Law (RSIL), in collaboration with the Sindh Judicial Academy, successfully concluded a Two-Day Inter-Provincial Training Program on Emerging Skills and Professional Development for the District Judiciary, held on 5–6 August 2026.

The program commenced with a welcome address by the Hon’ble Director General, Sindh Judicial Academy, Justice (R) Mrs. Rashida Asad, who emphasised the imperative of equipping the district judiciary with contemporary competencies amid a rapidly evolving technological landscape.

Proceedings were led by a distinguished panel of resource persons: Dr. Muhammad Arif Rajput (AD&SJ/FM, SJA), Mr. Muhammad Shahzar Ilahi (Co-Founder & CEO, EnablifyAI), Mr. Arif Khan (In-charge Director General (I.T), High Court of Sindh), and Mr. Johar Imam (RSIL Representative). Deliberations addressed the practical application of artificial intelligence by judges, the use of AI in case management and judicial administration, and the ethical use of AI under national guidelines — including dedicated sessions on crafting effective AI prompts for judicial work and JudgeGPT insights into responsible judicial AI use. The concluding technical session engaged participants in identifying priorities for judicial training and professional growth.

#RSIL #SindhJudicialAcademy #JudicialTraining #DistrictJudiciary #ArtificialIntelligence
The Research Society of International Law (RSIL), in collaboration with the Sindh Judicial Academy, successfully concluded a Two-Day Inter-Provincial Training Program on Emerging Skills and Professional Development for the District Judiciary, held on 5–6 August 2026. The program commenced with a welcome address by the Hon’ble Director General, Sindh Judicial Academy, Justice (R) Mrs. Rashida Asad, who emphasised the imperative of equipping the district judiciary with contemporary competencies amid a rapidly evolving technological landscape. Proceedings were led by a distinguished panel of resource persons: Dr. Muhammad Arif Rajput (AD&SJ/FM, SJA), Mr. Muhammad Shahzar Ilahi (Co-Founder & CEO, EnablifyAI), Mr. Arif Khan (In-charge Director General (I.T), High Court of Sindh), and Mr. Johar Imam (RSIL Representative). Deliberations addressed the practical application of artificial intelligence by judges, the use of AI in case management and judicial administration, and the ethical use of AI under national guidelines — including dedicated sessions on crafting effective AI prompts for judicial work and JudgeGPT insights into responsible judicial AI use. The concluding technical session engaged participants in identifying priorities for judicial training and professional growth. #RSIL #SindhJudicialAcademy #JudicialTraining #DistrictJudiciary #ArtificialIntelligence
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12/21
Can Artificial Intelligence help reduce judicial delays in Pakistan? In this video, Adv. Syed Hussain Raza shares his perspective on how AI can address judicial delays, improve court efficiency, and support legal reform in Pakistan. He also discusses how embracing digital transformation can help create a faster, more accessible, and effective justice system. #ArtificialIntelligence #JudicialReform #PakistanJudiciary #LegalTech #RuleOfLaw
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13/21
The Research Society of International Law (RSIL), in collaboration with the Sindh Judicial Academy, successfully concluded the Two-Day Training Program on Emerging Skills and Professional Development for the District Judiciary (Batch 01), held on 3–4 August 2026.

The program was conducted by a distinguished panel of resource persons: Dr. Muhammad Arif Rajput (AD&SJ/FM, SJA), Mr. Muhammad Shahzar Ilahi (Co-Founder & CEO, EnablifyAI), Mr. Arif Khan (In-charge Director General (I.T), High Court of Sindh), Prof. Dr. Muhammad Rafi (Head of Department, AI & DS, NUCES), and Mr. Johar Imam (RSIL Representative).

Deliberations addressed the practical application of artificial intelligence by judges, the use of AI in case management and judicial administration, and the ethical use of AI under national guidelines — including dedicated sessions on crafting effective AI prompts for judicial work and JudgeGPT insights into responsible judicial AI use. The concluding technical session engaged participants in identifying priorities for judicial training and professional growth.

The program concluded with remarks by the Hon’ble Director General, Sindh Judicial Academy, Justice (R) Mrs. Rashida Asad, followed by a certificate distribution ceremony and a group photograph.

#RSIL #SindhJudicialAcademy #JudicialTraining #DistrictJudiciary #ArtificialIntelligence
The Research Society of International Law (RSIL), in collaboration with the Sindh Judicial Academy, successfully concluded the Two-Day Training Program on Emerging Skills and Professional Development for the District Judiciary (Batch 01), held on 3–4 August 2026.

The program was conducted by a distinguished panel of resource persons: Dr. Muhammad Arif Rajput (AD&SJ/FM, SJA), Mr. Muhammad Shahzar Ilahi (Co-Founder & CEO, EnablifyAI), Mr. Arif Khan (In-charge Director General (I.T), High Court of Sindh), Prof. Dr. Muhammad Rafi (Head of Department, AI & DS, NUCES), and Mr. Johar Imam (RSIL Representative).

Deliberations addressed the practical application of artificial intelligence by judges, the use of AI in case management and judicial administration, and the ethical use of AI under national guidelines — including dedicated sessions on crafting effective AI prompts for judicial work and JudgeGPT insights into responsible judicial AI use. The concluding technical session engaged participants in identifying priorities for judicial training and professional growth.

The program concluded with remarks by the Hon’ble Director General, Sindh Judicial Academy, Justice (R) Mrs. Rashida Asad, followed by a certificate distribution ceremony and a group photograph.

#RSIL #SindhJudicialAcademy #JudicialTraining #DistrictJudiciary #ArtificialIntelligence
The Research Society of International Law (RSIL), in collaboration with the Sindh Judicial Academy, successfully concluded the Two-Day Training Program on Emerging Skills and Professional Development for the District Judiciary (Batch 01), held on 3–4 August 2026.

The program was conducted by a distinguished panel of resource persons: Dr. Muhammad Arif Rajput (AD&SJ/FM, SJA), Mr. Muhammad Shahzar Ilahi (Co-Founder & CEO, EnablifyAI), Mr. Arif Khan (In-charge Director General (I.T), High Court of Sindh), Prof. Dr. Muhammad Rafi (Head of Department, AI & DS, NUCES), and Mr. Johar Imam (RSIL Representative).

Deliberations addressed the practical application of artificial intelligence by judges, the use of AI in case management and judicial administration, and the ethical use of AI under national guidelines — including dedicated sessions on crafting effective AI prompts for judicial work and JudgeGPT insights into responsible judicial AI use. The concluding technical session engaged participants in identifying priorities for judicial training and professional growth.

The program concluded with remarks by the Hon’ble Director General, Sindh Judicial Academy, Justice (R) Mrs. Rashida Asad, followed by a certificate distribution ceremony and a group photograph.

#RSIL #SindhJudicialAcademy #JudicialTraining #DistrictJudiciary #ArtificialIntelligence
The Research Society of International Law (RSIL), in collaboration with the Sindh Judicial Academy, successfully concluded the Two-Day Training Program on Emerging Skills and Professional Development for the District Judiciary (Batch 01), held on 3–4 August 2026.

The program was conducted by a distinguished panel of resource persons: Dr. Muhammad Arif Rajput (AD&SJ/FM, SJA), Mr. Muhammad Shahzar Ilahi (Co-Founder & CEO, EnablifyAI), Mr. Arif Khan (In-charge Director General (I.T), High Court of Sindh), Prof. Dr. Muhammad Rafi (Head of Department, AI & DS, NUCES), and Mr. Johar Imam (RSIL Representative).

Deliberations addressed the practical application of artificial intelligence by judges, the use of AI in case management and judicial administration, and the ethical use of AI under national guidelines — including dedicated sessions on crafting effective AI prompts for judicial work and JudgeGPT insights into responsible judicial AI use. The concluding technical session engaged participants in identifying priorities for judicial training and professional growth.

The program concluded with remarks by the Hon’ble Director General, Sindh Judicial Academy, Justice (R) Mrs. Rashida Asad, followed by a certificate distribution ceremony and a group photograph.

#RSIL #SindhJudicialAcademy #JudicialTraining #DistrictJudiciary #ArtificialIntelligence
The Research Society of International Law (RSIL), in collaboration with the Sindh Judicial Academy, successfully concluded the Two-Day Training Program on Emerging Skills and Professional Development for the District Judiciary (Batch 01), held on 3–4 August 2026.

The program was conducted by a distinguished panel of resource persons: Dr. Muhammad Arif Rajput (AD&SJ/FM, SJA), Mr. Muhammad Shahzar Ilahi (Co-Founder & CEO, EnablifyAI), Mr. Arif Khan (In-charge Director General (I.T), High Court of Sindh), Prof. Dr. Muhammad Rafi (Head of Department, AI & DS, NUCES), and Mr. Johar Imam (RSIL Representative).

Deliberations addressed the practical application of artificial intelligence by judges, the use of AI in case management and judicial administration, and the ethical use of AI under national guidelines — including dedicated sessions on crafting effective AI prompts for judicial work and JudgeGPT insights into responsible judicial AI use. The concluding technical session engaged participants in identifying priorities for judicial training and professional growth.

The program concluded with remarks by the Hon’ble Director General, Sindh Judicial Academy, Justice (R) Mrs. Rashida Asad, followed by a certificate distribution ceremony and a group photograph.

#RSIL #SindhJudicialAcademy #JudicialTraining #DistrictJudiciary #ArtificialIntelligence
The Research Society of International Law (RSIL), in collaboration with the Sindh Judicial Academy, successfully concluded the Two-Day Training Program on Emerging Skills and Professional Development for the District Judiciary (Batch 01), held on 3–4 August 2026. The program was conducted by a distinguished panel of resource persons: Dr. Muhammad Arif Rajput (AD&SJ/FM, SJA), Mr. Muhammad Shahzar Ilahi (Co-Founder & CEO, EnablifyAI), Mr. Arif Khan (In-charge Director General (I.T), High Court of Sindh), Prof. Dr. Muhammad Rafi (Head of Department, AI & DS, NUCES), and Mr. Johar Imam (RSIL Representative). Deliberations addressed the practical application of artificial intelligence by judges, the use of AI in case management and judicial administration, and the ethical use of AI under national guidelines — including dedicated sessions on crafting effective AI prompts for judicial work and JudgeGPT insights into responsible judicial AI use. The concluding technical session engaged participants in identifying priorities for judicial training and professional growth. The program concluded with remarks by the Hon’ble Director General, Sindh Judicial Academy, Justice (R) Mrs. Rashida Asad, followed by a certificate distribution ceremony and a group photograph. #RSIL #SindhJudicialAcademy #JudicialTraining #DistrictJudiciary #ArtificialIntelligence
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14/21
How is Artificial Intelligence shaping the future of law? In this video, Adv. Rana Hassan Abbas shares his insights on how AI and emerging technologies are transforming legal practice while highlighting the enduring importance of constitutional values and the rule of law. He also discusses what these changes mean for aspiring lawyers and the future of the legal profession. #ArtificialIntelligence #FutureOfLaw #LegalTech #RuleOfLaw #ConstitutionalLaw
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15/21
Every generation of lawyers inherits the same system. Ours is about to change it. Coming Soon.
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16/21
The Law in Practice: Career Fair at Ziauddin University Faculty of Law, Karachi, brought together aspiring legal professionals and an experienced panel. Moderated by Barrister Aashir Mahar, the session featured guest speakers Ms. Fareeda Mangrio (Honorary Secretary, Sindh High Court Bar Association) and Mr. Zuber Ahmed Rajput (Senior Supreme Court Advocate), with Ms. Shaista Sarki, Dean of the Ziauddin University Faculty of Law, joining as honorary guest.

Drawing on their own journeys in the profession, the speakers walked students through the realities of courtroom practice, the range of career paths open to law graduates, and what it takes to build and sustain a legal career — offering a candid look at the shift from classroom to chambers.
The Law in Practice: Career Fair at Ziauddin University Faculty of Law, Karachi, brought together aspiring legal professionals and an experienced panel. Moderated by Barrister Aashir Mahar, the session featured guest speakers Ms. Fareeda Mangrio (Honorary Secretary, Sindh High Court Bar Association) and Mr. Zuber Ahmed Rajput (Senior Supreme Court Advocate), with Ms. Shaista Sarki, Dean of the Ziauddin University Faculty of Law, joining as honorary guest.

Drawing on their own journeys in the profession, the speakers walked students through the realities of courtroom practice, the range of career paths open to law graduates, and what it takes to build and sustain a legal career — offering a candid look at the shift from classroom to chambers.
The Law in Practice: Career Fair at Ziauddin University Faculty of Law, Karachi, brought together aspiring legal professionals and an experienced panel. Moderated by Barrister Aashir Mahar, the session featured guest speakers Ms. Fareeda Mangrio (Honorary Secretary, Sindh High Court Bar Association) and Mr. Zuber Ahmed Rajput (Senior Supreme Court Advocate), with Ms. Shaista Sarki, Dean of the Ziauddin University Faculty of Law, joining as honorary guest. Drawing on their own journeys in the profession, the speakers walked students through the realities of courtroom practice, the range of career paths open to law graduates, and what it takes to build and sustain a legal career — offering a candid look at the shift from classroom to chambers.
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17/21
Theory. Practice. Praxis.
Legal education, reimagined for Pakistan.

LAUNCHING SOON!
Theory. Practice. Praxis. Legal education, reimagined for Pakistan. LAUNCHING SOON!
2 months ago
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18/21
Can AI make Pakistan’s justice system faster, smarter, and more accessible? Adv. Assam Imtiaz shares his insights on the role of digitization and Artificial Intelligence in the administration of criminal justice. From streamlining legal processes to improving efficiency and access to justice, he explores how technology can reshape the legal landscape, the challenges that come with it, and the steps needed to successfully integrate these innovations into Pakistan’s judicial system. #ArtificialIntelligence #LegalTech #Digitization #CriminalJustice #JudicialReform
2 months ago
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19/21
The Law in Practice: Career Fair held at Shaheed Benazir Bhutto Law College, Naushehro Feroze, offered an insightful and enriching engagement for law students.

The speakers shared practical perspectives on litigation, judicial service, ethical advocacy, and professional growth within Pakistan’s legal landscape. Through open discussion and experiential reflections, participants gained clarity on career planning, courtroom realities, and the transition from legal education to practice.
The Law in Practice: Career Fair held at Shaheed Benazir Bhutto Law College, Naushehro Feroze, offered an insightful and enriching engagement for law students.

The speakers shared practical perspectives on litigation, judicial service, ethical advocacy, and professional growth within Pakistan’s legal landscape. Through open discussion and experiential reflections, participants gained clarity on career planning, courtroom realities, and the transition from legal education to practice.
The Law in Practice: Career Fair held at Shaheed Benazir Bhutto Law College, Naushehro Feroze, offered an insightful and enriching engagement for law students. The speakers shared practical perspectives on litigation, judicial service, ethical advocacy, and professional growth within Pakistan’s legal landscape. Through open discussion and experiential reflections, participants gained clarity on career planning, courtroom realities, and the transition from legal education to practice.
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20/21
Can Artificial Intelligence make legal research and decision-making more effective? In this video, Sahibzada Basit Ali explores how AI is transforming legal research, decision-making, and the delivery of legal services in an increasingly digital world. He also discusses the importance of balancing innovation with ethics, accuracy, and justice as the legal profession embraces new technologies. #ArtificialIntelligence #LegalResearch #LegalTech #Innovation #RuleOfLaw
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