GRS leaders gunning for Sabah AG after lawyer's alleged misstep at Court of Appeal


KOTA KINABALU: Political parties aligned to the ruling Gabungan Rakyat Sabah (GRS) coalition are calling for a revamp of the Sabah Attorney General's chambers, with some even demanding for state AG Datuk Nor Aisah Mohd Yusof to be replaced.

This comes following what was widely described as a "blunder" in arguments by state-appointed lawyer Tengku Datuk Fuad Ahmad during a judicial review on the state's constitutional right to 40% revenue at the Court of Appeal.

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