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Two Singaporean doctors and a woman have been charged with planning a drug consumption gathering at a hotel, an offence carrying up to 20 years' imprisonment and caning. All three deny the planning charge.
Malaysia's Federal Court has upheld the acquittal of Muar MP Syed Saddiq Syed Abdul Rahman in a 2-1 majority decision, finding the prosecution did not prove criminal charges related to misuse of Armada youth wing funds.
Indian police are investigating alleged Snapchat conversations and coded mobile messages in a murder case involving an engaged couple. Investigators suspect the digital exchanges were attempts to conceal evidence and mislead the inquiry.
Malaysia's parliament has passed the Sexual Offences Against Children (Amendment) Bill 2026, enabling authorities to prosecute Malaysian-linked offenders for crimes committed abroad, closing a significant gap in child protection.
A Federal Court panel is set to rule on an application by a former Felda chairman challenging whether he was properly afforded the opportunity to mount a defence before his conviction was reinstated.
Malaysia's Court of Appeal has cautioned prosecutors to guard against bringing repeat charges stemming from the same investigation, warning that such practices could undermine public confidence in the justice system.
A Kuching court has convicted and jailed a 46-year-old security guard for posting offensive remarks about the Agong on Facebook, with the judge emphasising the gravity of disrespecting the monarchy.
A former lawyer's prison sentence has been substantially increased by the High Court from two years to six years after he was convicted of misappropriating RM392,000 in land sale proceeds in what prosecutors described as a serious breach of professional trust.
A 30-year-old man appeared in Batu Gajah magistrates' court charged with murdering his ex-girlfriend's boyfriend in an incident from two weeks prior, a case highlighting ongoing domestic violence tensions.