Casebook on Criminal Procedure in Malaysia
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Casebook on Criminal Procedure in Malaysia
Author: Farah Nini Dusuki, Talat Mahmood Abdul Rashid & Saw Tiong Guan
Publisher: UM Press
ISBN: 9789831009758
Weight: 0.4 kg
Year: 2017
Price : RM148
This book is intended to facilitate a better understanding of the principles of criminal procedure and its applications in a court of law, by providing highlights of the leading judicial pronouncements of the Malaysian courts. It is with this thought in mind that the authors crafted the book in such a way as to not only list out the general principles of law relating to the major issues in each relevant area of criminal procedure, but also to reproduce the instructive portions of the judgments.
Each chapter begins with a commentary on the areas concerned, followed by a summary of general or specific principles of law as decided by courts of the highest hierarchy available. Leading decisions and an extract of its most relevant part of the judgements are then reproduced.
It is hoped that this book serves as an indispensable source for law students and criminal practitioners at all levels in the understanding and appreciation of the laws relating to pre-trial procedures and jurisdiction of criminal courts in Malaysia.
Author: Farah Nini Dusuki, Talat Mahmood Abdul Rashid & Saw Tiong Guan
Publisher: UM Press
ISBN: 9789831009758
Weight: 0.4 kg
Year: 2017
Price : RM148
This book is intended to facilitate a better understanding of the principles of criminal procedure and its applications in a court of law, by providing highlights of the leading judicial pronouncements of the Malaysian courts. It is with this thought in mind that the authors crafted the book in such a way as to not only list out the general principles of law relating to the major issues in each relevant area of criminal procedure, but also to reproduce the instructive portions of the judgments.
Each chapter begins with a commentary on the areas concerned, followed by a summary of general or specific principles of law as decided by courts of the highest hierarchy available. Leading decisions and an extract of its most relevant part of the judgements are then reproduced.
It is hoped that this book serves as an indispensable source for law students and criminal practitioners at all levels in the understanding and appreciation of the laws relating to pre-trial procedures and jurisdiction of criminal courts in Malaysia.
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