Not for MACC to probe code of conduct of judges, says law group


KOTA KINABALU: It is not for the Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission (MACC) to investigate or talk about the code of conduct of judges, said Sabah Law Society (SLS) president Roger Chin.

Issues of alleged breaches in judges’ ethics, said Chin, was for the Judges’ Ethics Committee to investigate and not the MACC, which is mandated by law to investigate corruption.

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