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The former driver of a Kuala Lumpur High Court judge has been sentenced to three months imprisonment following his guilty plea to criminal intimidation, highlighting serious breaches in judicial conduct standards.
A warrant of arrest review is scheduled for August 17 for Singaporean lawyer Lim Tean, who did not surrender on July 20 to begin serving a three-month jail term for illegal legal practice and financial misconduct.
Malaysia's High Court has reinforced the limits of lower court authority, ruling that subordinate courts cannot independently strike out criminal charges based on allegations of prejudice or procedural impropriety.
A High Court judge has rejected an appeal against a five-year prison sentence imposed on a businessman convicted of assaulting his bodyguards during the Ramadan fasting period, finding no grounds for judicial intervention.
A US citizen faces federal obstruction charges after activating a self-erasing software on his phone during customs interrogation at Atlanta airport. The case raises questions about privacy protections at borders.
Police will charge six men in connection with a kidnapping-for-ransom incident in Petaling Jaya involving a RM7 million demand. The charges are expected to be filed in court tomorrow as investigations conclude.
A Singapore Armed Forces captain has been charged with possessing at least eight sexually explicit child abuse materials and 20 obscene films. The 26-year-old has been suspended from all duties pending court proceedings.
A Shah Alam woman charged with her neighbour's death has been acquitted by the High Court after being found mentally unfit at the time of the incident. She has been ordered detained at a psychiatric facility.
Two women face arrest following a physical altercation at a Bandar Fajar restaurant in Tawau. Police are investigating the circumstances surrounding the July 13 incident.
Malaysia's Federal Court has upheld the acquittal of Muar MP Syed Saddiq Syed Abdul Rahman in a closely divided 2-1 judgment, determining the prosecution failed to establish guilt on charges involving alleged misuse of Armada youth movement funds.
The Federal Court has upheld the acquittal of Muar Member of Parliament Syed Saddiq Syed Abdul Rahman on four charges related to misappropriation of youth wing funds, concluding a protracted legal ordeal.