For the Record - Nov. 22, 2007
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Pakistan justice: An article on Pakistan’s legal community in Wednesday’s Section A said a ruling by the country’s former chief justice had cleared the way for the reopening of a mosque stormed by troops four months ago. Chief Justice Iftikhar Mohammed Chaudhry empaneled other justices who issued the ruling, but he did not take part in it.
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