Judiciary gets US training to better handle modern crimes


PUTRAJAYA: The Malaysian Judiciary has been receiving training from the United States Department of Justice (DOJ) in handling modern crimes, says Tan Sri Richard Malanjum (pic).

The Chief Justice said the DOJ was very active in exposing and training Malaysian judges and judicial officers on how to handle cases of money laundering, crypto currencies fraud, terrorism and human trafficking.

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