The Judicial Commission of Pakistan (JCP) is set to hold a series of important meetings on July 20 and 21 to consider appointments and confirmations of judges in high courts across the country.
According to the schedule, a meeting on July 20 will deliberate on the appointment of additional judges to the Sindh High Court. During the same meeting, the commission will also consider extending the tenure of the constitutional benches of the Sindh High Court.
The commission is also scheduled to meet on July 20 to consider the permanent appointment of four additional judges to the Peshawar High Court.
In addition, another meeting on the same day will discuss the appointment of additional judges to the Islamabad High Court.
On July 21, the commission will meet to consider the permanent appointment of an additional judge to the Lahore High Court. A separate meeting on the same day will also take up the appointment of additional judges to the Lahore High Court.
The meetings are part of the Judicial Commission's ongoing process to fill judicial vacancies and strengthen the capacity of the country's superior courts. No further details regarding the nominees or the number of vacancies to be filled have been released.