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Justice under the spotlight: from Najib to DNAA — Tun Zaki and Tan Sri James Foong tell all

Former chief justice and ex-federal court judge discuss political prosecutions, high-profile cases like Najib’s, the DNAA controversy, and the need for legal reforms

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KUALA LUMPUR – The latest episode of Trick Lama dives deep into the evolving landscape of Malaysia’s judiciary, featuring thought-provoking insights from former chief justice Tun Zaki Azmi and former federal court judge Tan Sri James Foong.

Hosted by Big Boom Media’s Datuk Zainul Ariffin Mohammed Isa, Datuk Ahiruddin ‘Rocky’ Attan, and Terence Fernandez, this episode explores critical issues shaping the justice system, including judicial independence, political prosecutions, and the impact of high-profile cases like that of former prime minister Datuk Seri Najib Tun Razak.

A highlight of the discussion is the controversial discharge not amounting to an acquittal (DNAA) verdicts, which have sparked debate over the balance between judicial discretion and public perception. 

Zaki and Foong also shed light on how delays in delivering justice have long-lasting repercussions and advocate for reforms to expedite trials and enhance fairness within the system.

Catch the full episode of Trick Lama on the PODaBOOM YouTube channel for a comprehensive look at these pressing issues and expert opinions on the future of Malaysia’s judiciary. — December 27, 2024

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