Rajan Navaratnam

It is not the law that pardons, but instead the law grants the right of pardon

The media must be able to grasp the essence of a particular judgment that is reported

Gabungan Rakyat Sabah is a coalition of political parties, not individuals, writes columnist 

Such deals should only be applicable in cases involving financial crimes

Are current provisions adequate to address high level outflow of funds and tax evasion?

Laws must evolve with society’s aspirations, perceptions, customs

Despite the AG’s stand, convention and rules seem to favour Datuk Seri Ismail Sabri Yaakob testing his legitimacy in Parliament

A quick FAQ list on how the interim administration will function now

Embattled prime minister is out of legal options to stay in power

The king must sign off on revocation of emergency ordinances as adequate case laws show

The law offers options to solve ongoing impasse; one just needs to know where to look