Reflecting On The Law


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Reflecting On The Law

Defects in the anti-defection law

The anti-hopping legislation can be criticised for a number of weaknesses and needs further amendment.

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Separation of powers inching on

We must bear in mind that laws, institutions and procedures are as good as the people who administer them.

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Rethinking federal-state relations

Federalism is a journey and not just a set of institutions and procedures.

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Islam’s position not undermined

If an Islamic matter is on the Federal List, the state legal authority has no power to enact the said law.

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Reviving the spirit of Rukun Negara

A SEJAHTERA Malaysia forum on social harmony and national unity is being held today in Kuala Lumpur and I have been asked to speak about “Understanding the Rukun Negara”.

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Respecting pluralism and diversity

ON Wednesday, March 13, the Education Ministry issued a directive for school canteens to remain open during Ramadan, particularly in schools that have non-Muslim students.

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Approaches to law reform

The law is not a changeless code but needs constant growth to cater to the felt necessities of the times.

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States must respect Federal Constitution

“JUDGES rule on the basis of law, not public opinion, and they should be totally indifferent to the pressures of the time,” said Warren E. Burger, an attorney and jurist who served as the 15th chief justice of the United States from 1969 to 1986.

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Issues surrounding the Pardons Board decision

THE eagerly awaited press statement by the Federal Territories Pardons Board on Datuk Seri Najib Razak’s petition for pardon has generated intense controversy.

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Constitution’s path of moderation

IT is Christmas today and the new year is around the corner.

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The Constitution at a crossroads

THE Faculty of Law at Universiti Malaya and prominent law firm Chooi & Company relaunched their Constitution and Rule of Law Series last Thursday at the Auditorium Tun Mohamed Suf­fian.

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Syariah and civil court conflicts

States do not have authority to empower syariah courts with powers the states themselves do not possess.

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