
Afghanistan's Legal Order in Transition: The Possible Path Forward in an Uncertain Environment
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This webinar explored the ramifications of the Taliban's return to power for the Afghan constitutional and legal systems. Dr. Pasarlay discussed the Taliban's constitutional vision and address what type of a constitution the Taliban may draft for an Afghan society in transition. He also looked at the Taliban's quick re-staffing of the judiciary, and their official conduct regarding Afghanistan's existing laws. Specifically, hints from the Taliban's first spell in power in the 1990s were thoroughly discussed.
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