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Court of Appeal acquits trio of gang rape, sex assault charges
Judges rule that the 20-year-old complainant had consented to sex with the three men.
Federal Court commutes death, natural life jail sentences of 11 convicted for drug trafficking
Seven of the death row inmates, including two Thai nationals, had their death sentences commuted to life imprisonment of 30 years, while another four had their natural life imprisonment sentences commuted to life imprisonment of 30 years.
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Federal Court: Selangor cannot empower Shariah courts to perform judicial reviews, power solely held by civil courts
A nine-judge panel at the Federal Court today unanimously declared that the Selangor state legislative assembly has no authority to make an enactment giving the Shariah courts the power to carry out judicial reviews of Islamic authorities’ decisions.
Kes 'Rasul Melayu': Mahkamah sivil putuskan penahanan Jais tak sah
Mahkamah Tinggi Kuala Lumpur memutuskan bahawa tindakan Jabatan Agama Islam Selangor (Jais) menahan seorang lelaki yang pernah mendakwa dirinya 'Rasul Melayu' pada tahun 2020 adalah menyalahi undang-undang.
Bangsar Park guarded neighbourhood scheme legal: Court of Appeal
Boom gates, guardhouses can be used if local authority’s approval obtained
Landmark decision brings hope to owners of vehicles stolen at car parks
Court grants damages to car owner after ruling that car park management is negligent.
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Father jailed 36 years for raping underage daughters
The Court of Appeal grants the former crane operator’s plea for reduced jail time and whipping.
20 years, strokes for man who raped underage sister
He was charged under Section 376(3) of the Penal Code for raping a person he was not permitted by law to marry.
Court to decide June 15 whether woman who wants to leave Islam to embrace Confucianism and Buddhism can continue with court challenge
The High Court here will decide on June 15 whether a Malaysian woman — who wants to be declared no longer a Muslim in order to be free to embrace Confucianism and Buddhism — can proceed to have her lawsuit heard.