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Sabah’s former anti-vice police chief was sentenced to 40 years in prison for raping a minor.

Mahkamah Sesyen Kuala Lumpur acquitted former CID chief Datuk Ku Chin Wah of failing to declare all sources of income after the prosecution failed to prove the case beyond reasonable doubt.

The pathologist was cleared of charges for allegedly misusing hospital equipment.

The former Managing Director of Tanjung Offshore Berhad was acquitted of charges for submitting purchase proposals for shares exceeding their real value of over RM34 million three years prior.

Six individuals were ordered to answer charges related to the murder of Malaysian deputy public prosecutor Kevin Morais.

Seven individuals were acquitted in connection with the shooting of a property agent in Taman OUG.

A 29-year-old “Datuk Seri” faced multiple assault charges against Rela personnel and pleaded not guilty. Bail was set at RM17,000.

A company director was charged with withholding information, drawing attention to corporate transparency issues.

According to Malay Mail, testimony was given that although the former CID chief received commission payments, they were argued to be lawful under the relevant statutes.

Two company directors were charged for allegedly misusing funds under their management.

Malay Mail reported on the Inspector-General of Police’s use of Twitter for policing, which raised mixed reactions from lawyers.

The Malay Mail highlighted a case in Seremban where the death of a burglar sparked debate on self-defence in Malaysian law.

A man faced trial for allegedly murdering his girlfriend, drawing public attention to the case.

A reflective piece questioning whether academic success can justify unlawful actions.

Malay Mail reported lawyers’ call for a registry as paedophiles were noted to have a high chance of reoffending.

A former company director was charged in court for alleged misconduct related to company management.

The Straits Times reported on the high-profile case involving six men charged with the murder of a Malaysian deputy public prosecutor.

Berita Harian and The Sun Daily both reported on three policemen who were acquitted of bribery charges amounting to RM40,000.

The Malay Mail reported that an Election Commission officer was instructed to defend against charges of using falsified documents.

A report detailing the use of falsified documents and the legal proceedings that followed.

A man was brought to court for allegedly murdering his girlfriend in a Bandar Sunway apartment.

Astro Awani reported that a company’s chief operating officer was accused of involvement in the killing of Pakizah Raja Khan.

A police officer was acquitted in a bribery case after the court found insufficient evidence to convict.

A case involving Rahmani Ali Mohamad was reported and documented for public reference.

Two police officers were formally charged in connection with alleged misconduct and corruption-related offences.

mStar reported on the acquittal of a police officer who had been accused of corruption during his service.

An additional case document highlighting the acquittal of a police officer accused of bribery.

A college student pleaded guilty in court, admitting to offences linked with academic misconduct.

Several policemen were charged with corruption, further fuelling discussions about integrity in law enforcement.

An official press release was issued by the Commission outlining its stance on ongoing cases and investigations.

Three police officers were charged with the murder of detainee Dhamendran...

An army medic faced trial for a RM700,000 bribery charge...

Public Prosecutor case against Khoo Chong Ban...

A kindergarten co-owner, Ewe Peng Lip, was acquitted by the High Court after his appeal against a rape conviction...

A sixth suspect, businessman K. Kalaivanan, was charged with the murder of businessman Leong Kian Sheong and his female companion Vivien Wong...

Businesswoman Yau Chooi Thin, 29, was charged with the murder of her husband, Leong Kian Sheong, 37, and part-time model Vivien Wong, 20...