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Judiciary has embarked on reforms - but more can be done. 

Public confidence in the judiciary is at an all-time high.

Selangor ruler says royal pardon must follow rule of law.

It will lay waste to years of painstaking work, says ex-CJ. 

There are also two new appointments and one reappointment.

He adds judges play a big role in ensuring judiciary's credibility, integrity.

Such attacks could be violating the Sedition Act, yet nothing is done.

Electoral watchdog calls for a fixed-term Parliament instead. 

We have to look beyond judiciary to institutions responsible for prosecutions.

Do the crime, do the time, pay the fine.

Several special operations division officers were arrested, slandered, he says.

UPDATED 7.45PM | Attacks interfering with judicial independence, he adds. 

Four claim the provision is being wrongfully used against them.

The AGC has received the proposal and may submit a counter-proposal.

But the trio decided not to answer questions when they turned up yesterday.

Despite being blocked from marching, lawyers will not give up. 

There are no liberal or conservative decisions, says Tengku Maimun.

UPDATED 12.40PM | 'Walk for Justice' disperses at Padang Merbok after memorandum submitted. 

She says it's one of the most important walks of their career.

Umno's Rengit rep claims Bar Council 'selective' on issues it defends. 

The walk is to protest against alleged intimidation against the judiciary.

Bar Council to meet and decide date, logistics.

Friday's EGM will hear seven motions.