Legal body seeks to reject Malaysian Bar's interference in affairs of A-G


PETALING JAYA: The Association of Judicial and Legal Services Officers (Jalsoa) will debate a motion to reject the Malaysian Bar's interference in the institutional affairs of the Attorney-General at an extraordinary general meeting to be convened soon.  

The body’s executive committee expressed its dissatisfaction with the Bar's plan to debate a motion calling for Tan Sri Mohamed Apandi Ali’s resignation at its annual general meeting this Saturday.  

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