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Ten undocumented migrants, including three foreign women, appeared in Pasir Mas Sessions Court facing charges related to overstaying, misusing social visit passes, and unlawful entry into Malaysia.
Malaysia's Dewan Negara has endorsed the Cyber Security Bill 2026, a modernised legal framework featuring 61 clauses to combat increasingly sophisticated cyber threats and replace outdated 1997 legislation.
Muar MP Syed Saddiq Syed Abdul Rahman has been fully acquitted by Malaysia's Federal Court after a gruelling six-year legal ordeal involving charges of criminal breach of trust and money laundering linked to Armada funds.
Malaysia's Social Welfare Department has cautioned the public against sharing content that could identify children on social media, following a recent school incident. Violations carry penalties of up to RM10,000 or five years imprisonment.
Penang police are intensifying their fight against illegal betting operations as the FIFA World Cup tournament enters its knockout stages. The force has already secured 31 arrests across the state.
The Federal Court has rejected Isa Samad's final attempt to overturn his conviction, closing the ordinary court system as an avenue. A royal pardon now represents his only remaining option for redress.
Malaysia's High Court has reversed an acquittal in a royal insult case, directing the matter back to sessions court following the prosecution's successful appeal.
A proposed cybercrime bill in Malaysia would grant prosecutors expanded authority to collect internet traffic data and access communications content from service providers during criminal investigations.
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The Magistrate's Court in Ipoh has scheduled a case management hearing for July 1 involving a woman charged with attacking Sultan Nazrin Shah of Perak, one of Malaysia's reigning monarchs.
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The prosecution has completed its evidence in the trial of former Perlis Menteri Besar Datuk Seri Azlan Man, calling 21 witnesses to support allegations of false claims and unlawful financial activities.
A Pertubuhan Ikram Malaysia official has entered a not guilty plea to 158 charges alleging abuse of power for personal gain totalling RM98.3 million across a five-year period at the Sessions Court in Shah Alam.