Accused informed that High Court sentence was minimum prescribed by law with no further reduction

Tribunal states more time needed to deliberate, October 21 fixed for case management

Judge rules that High Court erred in relying on proceedings notes from a civil case to dismiss charges

Hearing to now proceed before standard panel of three Federal Court judges

No reason found for intervention in High Court's earlier decision, rules three-member appeals bench

Both accused receive same sentence of three years' imprisonment, over RM807,000 fine

Ruling comes after defence counsel argues that case facts were read, explained to accused by interpreter without presiding judge's presence

Hearing to be fixed for late November or early December per Chief Justice's instructions

Warrant of committal issued for senior citizen to begin serving sentence immediately

Application granted after prosecution, defence agreed to submit legal question for determination

Tribunal determines original Sessions Court ruling valid as all circumstances taken into account, including accused's mental condition

Three-member bench requires time to consider matter, September 17 set for case management

Court of Appeal also grants stay of execution of High Court’s decision pending appeal's outcome

Menara Kuala Lumpur, Hydroshoppe ordered to pay RM40,000 in legal costs to government, Communications Minister, three companies

Appellant’s challenge to conviction, sentence against unnatural relations with sister-in-law dismissed

Ex-Sabah minister may lose state seat following ruling, State Legislative Assembly yet to make announcement

Decision made after it was determined that High Court erred in acquitting, discharging the accused

Prosecution to argue against acquittal of Samirah Muzaffar, two teenagers in Cradle Fund's Nazrin Hassan's murder

PUTRAJAYA, July 29 — The Court of Appeal has dismissed a former soldier’s appeal to challenge his termination of service from the Malaysian Armed Forces for refusing the Covid-19 vaccination.

KUALA LUMPUR, July 19 — The Paris Court of Appeal has reserved its decision to December 9 on Malaysia’s application to annul the US$14.9 billion (RM63.26 billion) final award in the arbitration case filed by individuals claiming to be heirs of the long-defunct Sultanate of Sulu.