YOURSAY ‘Clearly, the IGP is trying to show who the real boss is.’
IGP dodges contempt with new stay order
Negarawan: Young children's life and their future are at stake
here, and depriving them of their mother's love and care is wrong.
There is clearly a religious bias in the actions of the IGP (inspector-general of police) and AG (attorney-general), both of whom seem to be protecting each other.
Is there no recourse for justice for non-Muslims in this country in custodial cases involving Muslim spouses?
But at the end of the day, truth will prevail and God's justice will be served. The wrongful, selfish, and cruel actions of the IGP, AG, and those responsible in government will not escape the ultimate karmic law.
ACR: This practice of issuing ex-parte injunctions by a single apex court judge in public interest cases should stop. It makes a mockery of the administration of justice in this country.
Multi Racial: Basically I don't see any reason for the Court of Appeal judge to allow a stay of execution.
Why did the IGP refuse to act on the court order (compelling him to arrest K Pathmanathan @ Mohamad Ridhuan Abdullah)? What is so difficult for him to get his men to carry out the duty?
Clearly, he is trying to show who the real boss is.
Fernz: What's the justification for the stay order? The court cannot be party to an illegality.
Malaysian 53: Is this the judiciary we have to rely on to save the country from abuse of the Sedition Act, S Ambiga?
Doomed when we have judges such as Aziah Ali sitting as a single judge and ruling ex-parte. What a shame on the part of the AG to force these underhand tactics.
Boonpou: I am glad I am not studying law in Malaysia. My heart goes out to all the law students in this country. All these courts procedures are really giving me a headache.
By the way, I have a PhD in the social science but apparently that is not enough for me to understand all the neologisms of what is "legally" happening in so many judicial cases in Malaysia.
Speaking Sense: What is happening to this country? If the law cannot protect weak people like us against the powerful, what hope do we have as citizens? Where did we lose values such as fair play, justice, compassion and honour?
P Dev Anand Pillai: If a lone judge can decide on this stay order at the appellate level, then there is nothing much that we can hope for anymore.
It all depends on the people - if they can stomach this, it will continue unabated for a long time to come.
Basically: Excellent, now if the police do not feel like they want to arrest any person, the AG can just get a stay order. -Mkini
IGP dodges contempt with new stay order
Negarawan: Young children's life and their future are at stake
here, and depriving them of their mother's love and care is wrong.There is clearly a religious bias in the actions of the IGP (inspector-general of police) and AG (attorney-general), both of whom seem to be protecting each other.
Is there no recourse for justice for non-Muslims in this country in custodial cases involving Muslim spouses?
But at the end of the day, truth will prevail and God's justice will be served. The wrongful, selfish, and cruel actions of the IGP, AG, and those responsible in government will not escape the ultimate karmic law.
ACR: This practice of issuing ex-parte injunctions by a single apex court judge in public interest cases should stop. It makes a mockery of the administration of justice in this country.
Multi Racial: Basically I don't see any reason for the Court of Appeal judge to allow a stay of execution.
Why did the IGP refuse to act on the court order (compelling him to arrest K Pathmanathan @ Mohamad Ridhuan Abdullah)? What is so difficult for him to get his men to carry out the duty?
Clearly, he is trying to show who the real boss is.
Fernz: What's the justification for the stay order? The court cannot be party to an illegality.
Malaysian 53: Is this the judiciary we have to rely on to save the country from abuse of the Sedition Act, S Ambiga?
Doomed when we have judges such as Aziah Ali sitting as a single judge and ruling ex-parte. What a shame on the part of the AG to force these underhand tactics.
Boonpou: I am glad I am not studying law in Malaysia. My heart goes out to all the law students in this country. All these courts procedures are really giving me a headache.
By the way, I have a PhD in the social science but apparently that is not enough for me to understand all the neologisms of what is "legally" happening in so many judicial cases in Malaysia.
Speaking Sense: What is happening to this country? If the law cannot protect weak people like us against the powerful, what hope do we have as citizens? Where did we lose values such as fair play, justice, compassion and honour?
P Dev Anand Pillai: If a lone judge can decide on this stay order at the appellate level, then there is nothing much that we can hope for anymore.
It all depends on the people - if they can stomach this, it will continue unabated for a long time to come.
Basically: Excellent, now if the police do not feel like they want to arrest any person, the AG can just get a stay order. -Mkini
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