Selective prosecution vs malicious prosecution


Deciphering legal distinctions in Malaysia.

WITHIN the last five years especially, allegations against the Attorney General’s Chambers (AGC) of “selective prosecution” has been hurled by political leaders and a section of society. This allegation suggests that the AGC has been abusing its powers and has been prosecuting selected persons unlawfully. Such allegations have serious consequences, such as undermining faith in the AGC.

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