Mohamed Hanipa Maidin

The court may interpret ex-PM's action as admission that his conviction was sound.

There is now a genocide case against the Myanmar junta in the ICJ, yet the Malaysian government moves ahead.

Malaysians remember full well the withdrawal of 47 charges against a high-ranking politician.

It is odd that a supposedly religious man is defending an oppressive law.

It is disappointing to see Harapan using BN's old, unethical election tactics.

In blaming PN, Zahid conveniently forgets about Umno's role in Sheraton Move.

US-Israel attacks on Iran are an undeniable erosion of the global legal order.

Home minister's defence of the plainly illegal detention disappointing.

Research indicates the people strongly favour local polls, but politicians continue to reject them.

It is hoped that the police investigation will be transparent and professional.

Shafee appears unable to rein in bitterness after losing trial.

Malay rulers' discretionary powers are bound by the Constitution.

Unbecoming of Anwar to point fingers at Thomas.

They prevent procedural abuse by authorities and safeguard constitutional rights of suspects.

Graft-buster's track record hints at different treatment for certain individuals.

Tengku Taifik already apologised, Amanah man need not push for punishment.

Zahid's DNAA continues to hang over the PM's declarations to fight corruption.

Its political cost may outweigh any economic benefit to be gained from the US.

PM says not enough evidence to charge more suspects, whistleblower says otherwise.

Difficult to build a respected judiciary, but easy to destroy one.

There is perception that govt involvement would emasculate institution's true independence.

Experts say the tariffs are legally unjustified under claimed emergency powers.

An inquiry can lead to better standards, more legal oversight in the long term.

It's about the manner in which it was granted.