Isa Samad exhausts legal options as Federal Court rejects final appeal
The Federal Court has rejected Isa Samad's final appeal bid, closing off legal remedies in his long-running case. A royal pardon now represents his only remaining option.
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Federal Court to Rule on Isa's Defence Rights in Felda Leadership Case
A three-judge Federal Court panel is examining whether the former Felda chairman was denied the opportunity to mount a defence before his conviction was restored in a significant procedural rights case.
Syed Saddiq Awaits Federal Court Decision on Political Future
Syed Saddiq Mokhtar, the former youth and sports minister, has adopted a measured stance as Malaysia's highest court prepares to deliver a ruling that could reshape his political trajectory and influence within the ruling coalition.
Federal Court Set to Rule on Isa Samad's Corruption Conviction Review
The Federal Court is set to rule on Datuk Mohd Isa Abdul Samad's application to review his conviction for corruption, which carries a six-year prison term and RM15.45 million fine.
Federal Court Upholds RM2 Million Award for Two Dismissed Directors, Classifying Them as 'Workmen'
Malaysia's highest court has upheld a RM2 million compensation award for two company directors, classifying them as workmen entitled to statutory protections. The ruling affirms they were dismissed without just cause.
Federal Court Dismisses Prosecution's Bid to Reopen Nhaveen Murder Case
Malaysia's Federal Court has rejected the prosecution's appeal challenging an acquittal in the T. Nhaveen murder case, a high-profile bullying-related homicide from nearly a decade ago, effectively closing the chapter on the drawn-out legal proceedings.
Digital Evidence Poses Growing Challenge to Malaysia's Legal System, Says Federal Court Judge
A Federal Court judge has highlighted urgent gaps in Malaysia's evidence legislation, warning that courts struggle with digital proof including social media content, electronic records, and forensic data.