Judicial Sanction vs. Public Acceptance
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Friday 13th November, 2026 The Supreme Court (SC) has determined that the Protection of the State from Terrorism Bill (PSTB) can be passed by a simple parliamentary majority subject to four amendments at the Committee Stage. The amendments.
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- —Friday 13th November, 2026 The Supreme Court (SC) has determined that the Protection of the State from Terrorism Bill (PSTB) can be passed by a simple parliamentary majority subject to four amendments at the Committee Stage.
- —The amendments include requiring police applications for extended custody, replacing the Court of Appeal with the Supreme Court for [].
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