High Court Overturns Chegubard's Acquittal in Royal Insult Case
Malaysia's High Court has overturned an acquittal in a royal insult case, remitting the matter to sessions court after accepting the prosecution's appeal.
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Former Sports Ministry Officer's Appeal Hearing Deferred as Court Issues Stern Warning on Delays
The High Court has rescheduled the appeal of former Youth and Sports Ministry officer Otman Arshad to September, warning against further postponements in his case involving 32 abuse of power and 64 money laundering charges.
High-profile corruption and financial crime cases return to Malaysian courts
Two major corruption cases dominate Malaysian courts this week: a conviction review for former Felda chairman Datuk Seri Mohd Isa Abdul Samad and money laundering proceedings involving retired army chief Tan Sri Muhammad Hafizuddeain Jantan.
Grandfather Sentenced to 33 Years Prison for Sexually Abusing Granddaughters
A Muar court has handed down a 33-year prison sentence and 14 cane strokes to a 67-year-old grandfather who admitted to sexually abusing his two granddaughters over multiple incidents.
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Police Corporal Pleads Not Guilty to Methamphetamine Possession Charge in Kota Bharu
A police corporal appeared in Kota Bharu Magistrate's Court to contest a methamphetamine possession charge. The officer has been released on bail pending trial proceedings.
Court Dismisses Subpoena Against PM in RM30 Million Lawsuit
Malaysia's High Court has struck down a subpoena requiring the Prime Minister to testify in a RM30 million civil case, determining he lacks relevance as a material witness to the underlying dispute.
Malaysian courts must evolve evidence practices to meet digital era demands, Federal Court judge warns
A Federal Court judge has urged Malaysian courts to overhaul their evidence framework to address the complexities of digital-age litigation, citing the growing volume of electronic communications and forensic data.
Malaysia Stadium Corporation CEO Denies Bribery Charges Linked to National Squash Centre Contract
The chief executive of Malaysia Stadium Corporation has pleaded not guilty to seven bribery charges involving payments exceeding RM1 million related to a National Squash Centre upgrading contract.