MACC supposed to probe corruption, not judges' ethics, says Sabah Law Society


KOTA KINABALU: It is not the Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission's (MACC) place to investigate judges' code of conduct, says Sabah Law Society (SLS) president Roger Chin.

He said issues regarding judges' breaches of ethics were for the judges ethics committee to investigate and not the MACC, who are mandated by law to investigate corruption.

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