On Malaysia and the law

Online Hearings in the Appellate Courts

Malaysian courts can now dispense even with the physical appearance of counsel.

"...Lawyers can now be in their own office or anywhere else for the hearing of their matters. In the traditional and very conservative practice of law, this was a revolutionary move. I had the privilege of being in an online hearing recently. I share my experience, which I understand will be somewhat of the standard practice from now on."

- by Choo Dee Wei

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