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Chief Justice Munir and the Legacy of Judicial Surrender: More Than Just the Dosso Case - Republic Policy
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Chief Justice Munir and the Legacy of Judicial Surrender: More Than Just the Dosso Case - Republic Policy
Editorial Chief Justice Muhammad Munir is often remembered for his infamous judgment in The State v Dosso, which laid the legal foundation for military takeovers in Pakistan. But Dosso was not a one-off error — it was the logical end of a long pattern of judicial deference to executive power. Unlike U.S. Chief Justice Roger Taney, whose flawed judgment in the Dred Scott case stained an otherwise respected career, Munir consistently undermined ju…
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