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A psychiatrist testifying at the Kota Kinabalu coroner's court highlighted the psychological toll on Noraidah Lamat, mother of Zara Qairina Mahathir, during the inquest into her daughter's death.
The family of a deceased tahfiz student is considering a judicial review following the police decision to close their investigation without further action, seeking court examination of the probe's completeness.
A Sessions court has imposed an RM11,000 fine on political activist Jufazli Shi Ahmad for posting offensive content targeting former Prime Minister Ismail Sabri on TikTok, with the judge warning of potential imprisonment upon future conviction.
Malaysia's Cabinet has endorsed constitutional amendments that will expand Parliament's involvement in appointing the Public Prosecutor, part of broader institutional reforms separating the roles of Attorney General and prosecutor under the MADANI Government agenda.
The Attorney-General and Deputy Prime Minister Ahmad Zahid Hamidi are pursuing legal action to overturn a judicial review challenge filed by the Malaysian Bar concerning a Discharge Not Amounting to Acquittal decision, with proceedings scheduled for October 8.
Malaysia's Court of Appeal has upheld a RM84.64 million fraud conviction against former Protasco directors, reinforcing standards for judicial pronouncements and written judgments in corporate crime cases.
Transport Minister Saifuddin says the decision to investigate MACC's involvement in Pamela Ling's disappearance relies on new evidence or guidance from the deputy public prosecutor.
One month after its fourth submission, the Attorney General's Chambers remains in the review phase of the Durian Tunggal investigation. The home minister has called for public patience as legal processes proceed.
The Court of Appeal has postponed the hearing of Datin Seri Rosmah Mansor's appeal against her conviction in the RM1.25 billion Sarawak solar hybrid project case, following an emotional adjournment request from her lead counsel in Putrajaya.
Malaysia is amending its Sexual Offences Against Children Act to prosecute offenders operating across borders, addressing a sharp rise in child sexual abuse material cases that surged 225% in 2024.
Muar MP Syed Saddiq Syed Abdul Rahman will learn his fate tomorrow when Malaysia's Federal Court delivers its judgment in his corruption case, potentially determining whether the politician faces jail time.
A former Ikram officer has been charged with money laundering involving RM18 million allegedly used to acquire high-end vehicles. Fakhrudin Abd Karim allegedly received funds through corporate accounts.
A High Court decision has overturned the acquittal of Chegubard in a royal insult case, sending the matter back to the sessions court for fresh proceedings after the prosecution successfully challenged the lower court's verdict.
DAP adviser Lim Guan Eng and his wife Betty Chew appeared at the Palace of Justice in Putrajaya as the Court of Appeal prepared to rule on their application to dismiss corruption charges involving RM11.6 million.
A 58-year-old mother of three who converted out of Islam three decades ago is mounting a legal challenge against the National Registration Department's attempt to update her religious status on her identity card.