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Officers of the Court

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An all-inclusive term for any type of court employee including judges, clerks, sheriffs, marshals, bailiffs, and constables.

An attorney is also regarded as being an officer of the court and must therefore comply with court rules.



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Judges of the Supreme Court of Pakistan, Federal Law Secretary, Law Officers, Representatives of the Bar, Officers of the Law & Justice Commission of Pakistan, Lawyers and Law Officers of the Court also attended the ceremony.
According to the foundation, these deals not only force court reporters to compromise their ethical obligation to act as neutral officers of the court but also tarnish the public's perception of the justice system and hinder attorneys' ability to effectively represent plaintiffs.
 
 
 
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