Chief Justice Tun Zaki Azmi has initiated reforms that include making the judiciary more efficient and cases to be heard faster.
A PLETHORA of issues have dogged the Malaysian judiciary over the years. Its independence has been questioned since the 1988 judicial crisis and until today, the judiciary’s critics continue to raise issues of how judges are selected and the lack of openness in the process of empanelment, that is the internal process of deciding which judge or judges sit in particular cases.
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