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| 2001-05-15 | Tan Sri Vincent Tan Wants RM22 million from Sydney Journalist
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| 2001-05-13 | The Anwar Trial That Was Not Puts The Government On Trial
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| 2001-05-10 | Anwar And Civil Society The government's and UMNO's monopoly on power is
broken. The National Human Rights Commission, Suhakam,
strikes a more independent stance, challenging the official
view, and, in the light of the recent ISA detentions,
demanding, in the manner of opposition parties in times
past, that they be brought to court and to see their
families. A High Court Judge orders that two detainees in
whose name habeas corpus petitions are filed be brought to
court, the first time in memory one has so ordered.
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| 2001-05-06 | The Dysfunctional KLIA
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| 2001-05-05 | Is Dato' Seri Anwar Going Back To Prison?
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| 2001-04-29 | Government Insecurity Over Anwar's Medical Treatment
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| 2001-04-12 | When Back Pain Is Political, Not Medical Nor Surgical
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| 2001-04-10 | Non-Muslim Places of Worship In This Land Of Religious Freedom
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| 2001-04-08 | Tan Sri Dato' Vincent Tan Reports Against Tampering
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| 2001-03-12 | Rising To The Occasion
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| 2001-03-10 | Disunity Over Malay Unity Talks
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| 2001-03-01 | Couriters, satraps cosy under the Law's skirt
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| 2001-02-26 | Defamation law turned on its head
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| 2001-02-22 | Federal Court Appealed To Rehear The Vincent Tan Libel Appeal The High Court Judge in the case is now in the Court of
Appeal and would have been, if the Conference of Rulers did
not have its way, in the Federal Court. Since then an
affidavit surfaced alleging that Dato' Lingam had written
part or all of the judgement in that case. Damages of RM10
million was awarded against the defendants, the sum being
half what Tan Sri Vincent Tan had demanded from the witness
box, providing no evidence or witnesses to back it. My
share was RM2 million. One defendant does not exist on the
face of this earth, but Tan Sri Vincent's solicitors served
him with the writ and the court awarded RM1 million against
him. I was not served with the writ although my signature
is on the master copy. I know how that was got, but that is
neither here not there. I had to obtain a copy of the writ
from Vincent Tan's solicitors when I was told about the case
three weeks before it was heard. I had until then not known
of this at all.
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| 2001-02-20 | Chiaroscuro: Stumbling In Search Of The Holy Grail
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| 2001-02-07 | Let The Drums Roll For The RM100 Million Minister!
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| 2001-01-23 | ICJ OK for Iraq, but not OK for Malaysia?
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| 2001-01-10 | Can Judicial Integrity Be Upheld?
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| 2000-12-30 | Dr M: "Malaysian Judges Are Not Angels" The people, he now says, must be "flexible" when
judging the judiciary. He, in effect, says that they should
keep quiet when the chief judiciary and his judicial
henchmen went about to prove that one should not expect
justice when one's opponent in court is a business man close
to those in power. He kept quiet when, in a libel action,
the defendant swore that a High Court Judge had the
plaintiff's lawyer, in another libel case, write the
judgement in favour of his client. Is this what the Prime
Minister means by insisting judges are imperfect? And what
problems do these imperfect judges face? That they could
not be appointed to the federal court out of turn?
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| 2000-12-28 | Quattrocchi Is At Last Arrested
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