Arifin Zakaria (CJ Malaya)

Should a Judge be Allowed to Change His Mind?

A consideration of whether a judge should be permitted to change his mind about a legal issue he decided previously to the contrary.

15 February 2010 / 4 Comments / Read More

The Damning Lack of Dissent

The local judiciary is notorious for its lack of dissent. An examination of why a culture of dissent is important for the judiciary and the implications of lacking such a culture.

2 February 2010 | Judging the Judges | Read More

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YES – They should be allowed to vote, and mechanisms should be put in place in to enable them to submit votes by post from where they are.
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