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Fatal Stabbing or Self-Defense? Supreme Court to Rule on Nazaha’s Fate on February 13

The Supreme Court is set to announce on February 13 its decision on Mariyam Nazaha's appeal against the 25-year sentence she received for the 2010 murder of her ex-husband, Hassan Shahid. Nazaha has argued that domestic violence-induced trauma was a significant factor in her actions, and the Supreme Court concluded hearings on the appeal on September 21, 2022.

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    The Supreme Court is set to announce its decision on the appeal of Mariyam Nazaha. February 13 only The Standard The Supreme Court is set to announce its decision on February 13 regarding the appeal of Mariyam Nazaha, who is currently serving a 25-year prison sentence for the 2010 murder of her ex-husband, Hassan Shahid.

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  • 2010 year year of the murder of Hassan Shahid The Standard the 2010 murder of her ex-husband, Hassan Shahid

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  • The High Court upheld Nazaha's original conviction on her first appeal. 2015 The Standard Nazaha first appealed the conviction in 2015, but the High Court upheld the original verdict.

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  • Nazaha escalated her appeal to the Supreme Court. 2021 The Standard Six years later, in 2021, she escalated her appeal to the Supreme Court, citing domestic violence-induced trauma as a significant factor in her actions.

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