Pakistan, July 16 -- The Supreme Court of Pakistan has reserved its verdict in the case concerning amendments to the National Accountability Bureau (NAB) laws, with detailed arguments focusing on the court's jurisdiction to hear bail matters in corruption references.

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The hearing concluded after lawyers debated whether the Supreme Court could act as an appellate forum in cases involving bail applications under NAB laws. The petitioner's counsel, Ibadur Rehman Lodhi, argued that appeals against final decisions of high courts could be filed before the Federal Constitutional Court, but bail matters rejected by high courts should remain within the Supreme Court's jurisdicti...