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(Focus Malaysia) - THE last-ditch attempt to push for incarcerated former premier Datuk Seri Najib Razak’s pardon may make a mockery of the country’s law enforcement for he is only serving a 12-year jail sentence instead of a total 72 years after being convicted of all seven charges related to the m

SEREMBAN: Police detained two suspects believed to have been involved in the theft of 12 cows in Felda Pasoh 3 in Batu Kikir near here within hours after its owner lodged a report.

Recently, the Supreme Court observed that a Magistrate, while issuing the summoning order, shall not act in a casual manner; rather they should be satisfied that there exists a sufficient ground for...

Todays proceedings before the Limassol Permanent Court regarding the quadruple fatal collision that occurred 30 minutes after the new year at a traffic-light-controlled intersection on the Limassol-Platres road have been postponed.The lawyer representing the 44-year-old driver stated that his clien

IPOH: The Magistrates Court here dismissed a request to extend the remand of three traffic police officers suspected of soliciting a bribe from a British couple to resolve a traffic summons on Jalan Simpang Pulai - Cameron Highlands recently.

TAWAU: A civil servant and a contractor was each fined RM10,000 by the Special Corruption Sessions Court, Wednesday, on two counts of submitting false documents related to claims for payment of dormitory equipment worth RM1,300.

KUCHING: A civil servant in Miri, Sarawak, has claimed to have suffered a loss of RM12,000 to a love scam.

ALOR SETAR, Feb 1 — Three company owners in Langkawi were fined a total of RM20,000 by the Sessions Court here after they pleaded guilty to using false documents to obtain a...

Two labourers, Samuel Lajo and Umar Abdullahi, on Thursday, were brought before an Gwagwalada Upper Area Court in the Federal Capital Territory (FCT), charged with stealing 300 bags of cement valued N1.650 million. Lajo, 35, and Abdullahi, 30, both of no fixed addresses, are standing trial on a two-count charge of criminal conspiracy and theft.

Two labourers, Samuel Lajo and Umar Abdullahi, on Thursday appeared before a Gwagwalada Upper Area Court in the Federal Capital Territory for stealing 300