No, you’re not supposed to actually go and do these things.
Posted inPusatRakyatLB
Kenapa Harus Dipilih Si Tuan Mulia Bobo #LordBoboForKajang
Pilihan yang jelas.
Posted inPray For Me
‘Allah’ Case: Applicant’s Outline Submissions and Leave Questions
The 50-page PDF Outline Submissions and Leave Questions
Posted inPusatRakyatLB
Dear Paprika: Lord Bobo for Kajang!
Pepper Lim stumps for Lord Bobo for the Kajang state seat.
Posted inThank God It's Friday
An Economic Theorem: Application, Implication, and Fallacies
Kwan Wan Hong ponders whether economics works in the real world.
Posted inTalking about Lawyers
The Companies Bill 2013 (Part 2): New Corporate Rehabilitation Provisions
Lee Shih continues his analysis on the upcoming changes to the insolvency regime.
Posted inPray For Me
Language, Religion, and the Law
A brief comment on the Court of Appeal’s judgment in the Allah case.
Posted inTalking about Lawyers
I Own You! #LoyarBogel
R-E-S-P-E-C-T, find out what it means to… lawyers.
Posted inExpress Yourself
There is no such thing as offending your religion!
Louis Liaw explains why we should be allowed to critique and question religious beliefs.
Posted inSave The Children
6 Things the Police Should Know When Questioning a Child
1. Contact the Child’s Parent or Legal Guardian The Police must try to contact the parent or legal guardian of the child. 2. Allow the Child to Inform Someone Where They Are The Police should allow the child to inform someone where he or she is. Also, the Police should ask the child if he […]
Posted inPray For Me
Plea For A Rethink Over The Allah Case
Philip Koh teases out the theological-political implications of the Allah issue.
Posted inThank God It's Friday
Is it morally right to break unjust laws?
Perem Segar ponders whether civil disobedience can be justified.
Posted inAsk Lord Bobo
Ask Lord Bobo: Malaysia’s impotent, useless police force
Lord Bobo polices the police.
Posted inTalking about Lawyers
You Don’t Know Shit! #LoyarBogel
LoyarBogel on how clients expect lawyers to know everything. Like, e-ve-ry-thing.