Azilah's conviction and death sentence for Altantuya's murder stand
With today's decision, Azilah's death penalty stands unless he is granted a pardon by the Selangor ruler, for which he has filed an application.
Altantuya murder: Najib may file application to expunge Azilah's affidavit
Najib’s lawyer Tan Sri Muhammad Shafee Abdullah: We are considering filing an application to expunge the affidavit since the apex court has decided not to accept what Azilah had claimed.
Najib can't intervene, but lawyer Shafee allowed to hold watching brief in Azilah's conviction, death sentence review application
Chief Judge of Malaya Tan Sri Azahar Mohamed: The outcome would not affect the proposed intervener (Najib) as he is not connected to the subject matter. We dismiss the application but allow his representative to hold a watching brief
Najib in Federal Court to intervene in ex-chief inspector’s bid to set aside conviction, death sentence for Altantuya murder
Najib, who arrived at the court at 9.10am with his aide today, was seated in the public gallery when Azilah, who was handcuffed, entered the court.
1MDB cases involving Najib postponed until next month for him to attend Parliament session
As a result, his 1MDB audit tampering trial, scheduled for the whole of this week, has been vacated.
1MDB: SC applies to transfer Roger Ng case to another High Court judge
At present, the cases are being heard before Justices Mohamed Zaini Mazlan and Datuk Muhammad Jamil Hussin.
Ex-Felda chairman Isa Samad's end-of-defence submissions in graft trial deferred again until Dec 24
The hearing was supposed to resume today.
Najib cites 307 grounds to set aside his conviction and sentence in SRC case
Among others, he claimed that the trial judge, Justice Mohd Nazlan Mohd Ghazali, was wrong in finding that his action of not returning the RM42 million SRC money was detrimental to his defence.
He also claimed in the 42-page petition that the judge was wrong in rejecting his defence over the contribution made by the late King Abdullah of Saudi Arabia.
Gombak voters sue Azmin for breach of fiduciary obligations, constitutional oath
They are seeking a declaration from the court that Datuk Seri Mohamed Azmin Ali, as their MP, owes them a fiduciary duty and is a trustee in respect of his relationship with his constituents, including themselves. They also want a declaration that he had breached his representation to them, and as such breached the fiduciary obligations owed to them.
1MDB audit tampering trial deferred for whole of this week due to CMCO
The trial will resume next week (Dec 7).
