For a little Sunday sweets, LB is reproducing a 2008 interview of LoyarBurokker Edmund Bon in NST's Sunday People. Find out in this interview by Intan Maizura Ahmad Kamal what makes Edmund tick as he delves into what exactly is it that he does.
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This article was published yesterday in The Sydney Morning Herald. LB is reproducing it due to its content value and relevance
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Why I say it is so easy to expose our judges for incompetence – but this can only happen in Malaysia.
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Malaysians making oral interventions on the Judiciary again. No amusing repetitions of "correct, correct, correct" this time, though.
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Was the UN Minorities Forum held in Geneva in November 2009 useful or just set piece theatre? K Shanmuga attended, and this is Part 1 of his report.
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3 days to the MyConstitution Phase 2 launch, "Constitutional Institutions and the Separation of Powers", on Jan 15, 2010 at Sunway University College (4pm), Leslie Gabriel reminds us of the challenge which lies ahead to restore the concept of the separation of powers in this country.
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Tuan yang bijaksana, saya tak tahu apa yang mereka ajar di sistem kehakiman, tapi para peguam dah belajar semua ni masa jadi pelatih dalam kamar. Ooops pensyarah -pensyarah Civil Procedure dan Professional Practice saya pun pernah sebut perkara ni. Tuan tidoq dalam kelas kaa?
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Art Harun deconstructs Tun Zaki's new KPI-inspired leadership and shows it for what it is.
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When I first read the news report in the Star that YAA Tan Sri Zaki, the Chief Justice, had told 2 errant High Court Judges to voluntarily resign, my initial reaction was one of pleasure. I thought it was good that the CJ has finally cracked the whip and told these useless Judges to...
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Fahri Azzat, who occasionally visits the Istana Kehakiman to do a bit of filing, breakfast and use the impressive toilets, shares his thoughts on the security machines and guards stationed at the entrances calling for the removal of both.
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