Court touts still operating openly

With a simple ‘I can help you’, they reel in clients desperate for a quick way out

KUALA LUMPUR: The courts have moved to cashless payments to curb touts preying on families desperate for quick fixes to legal woes – but the touts are still running rampant in court corridors.

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Kuala Lumpur , cashless payments , court touts , legal woes , legal knowledge , National Legal Aid Foundation , territorial touts , middlemen , Minor Offences Act 1955 , breach of ethics

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