GK Ganesan

Can car park owners clamp your vehicles and demand RM100 for their release?

Malaysia now stands at a constitutional crossroads.

There is an art to hosting without deafening.

When sporting ambition sidesteps integrity, the nation pays the price.

The heart of the matter lies with whether a pardon automatically erases conviction.

Split-second decision that saves a life, costs another; courts are struggling with it.

Question is all the more pertinent in light of recent judicial crisis.

Their stories remind us that the law is human.

What happens when PM has power to pick judges, but is in conflict?

It reveals a constitutional crossroad and ignites a firestorm.

Ambalat dispute exposes tensions between federal power and Sabah's rights.

Malaysia's path between judicial collapse and Constitutional renewal.

Senior judges have put it on the right path, but gains can be easily reversed.

The year the justice system collapsed, justice dimmed and its guardians fell.

Land scams in M'sia exploit legal loopholes, vigilance is the only real protection.

AI reshaping law with greater speed but needs strict ethical oversight.

Anwar's bid for civil immunity defies the principle that no one is above the law.

Preventing parliamentary majorities from dismantling constitutional foundations.

The US official leaves behind a legacy of quiet service to the law.

Ministerial discretion is not absolute, as case precedence has shown.

Can Najib claim ‘service to nation’ to gain favourable treatment?

Let's look at 3 devices said to be disrupting enforcement of the law.

The Najib show is everywhere you go and on everybody's lips.

According to the laws of the land, it is a resounding 'No'.