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Seeking to protect seats, Penang assemblymen argue in court that anti-hopping law violates constitutional freedom - Vimarsana News

Seeking to protect seats, Penang assemblymen argue in court that anti-hopping law violates constitutional freedom

GEORGE TOWN, Sept 14 — The counsel for four Penang assemblymen who are facing the prospect of losing their seats after switching political parties told the High Court here today...

Penang court sets Oct 6 for decision on bid to amend anti-party hopping suit - Vimarsana News

Penang court sets Oct 6 for decision on bid to amend anti-party hopping suit

Judge says will deliver email verdict on 4 lawmakers’ originating summons against state assembly.

Anti-hopping law against freedom of speech, Penang reps argue in state High Court - Vimarsana News

Anti-hopping law against freedom of speech, Penang reps argue in state High Court

GEORGE TOWN, Aug 24 — The four Penang assemblymen facing the prospect of losing their seats under the state’s anti-hopping law will be filing amendments to their originating...

High Court sets Sept 14 to hear amendments to assemblymen case who challenge Penang's anti-party hopping law - Vimarsana News

High Court sets Sept 14 to hear amendments to assemblymen case who challenge Penang's anti-party hopping law

GEORGE TOWN: The High Court here has set Sept 14 to hear the amendments to the case of the four assemblymen who filed for an injunction against the Penang state assembly from passing a motion to vacate their seats.

Abolition hailed, still lots of work ahead - Vimarsana News

Abolition hailed, still lots of work ahead

PETALING JAYA: The abolition of the mandatory death penalty is just the first step towards criminal justice reform, say advocates, even as they lauded the government’s move.