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Dissenting judgment will strengthen Najib’s SRC case pardon application: Shafee

Review attempt to king will say ex-PM did not have right to fair trial, lawyer adds

Updated 1 hour ago · Published on 03 Apr 2023 12:07PM

by Qistina Nadia Dzulqarnain

KUALA LUMPUR – The singular dissenting judgment in Datuk Seri Najib Razak’s failed review application on his SRC International Sdn Bhd case will be used to bolster his pardon application to the Yang di-Pertuan Agong, said lead counsel Tan Sri Muhammad Shafee Abdullah. 

Speaking to reporters at the courthouse here today, Shafee said that the defence team will submit the majority and minority judgments from the review attempt to the king for the ruler’s consideration. 

“Our pardon request (for Najib) will be exactly what (Chief Judge of Sabah and Sarawak Datuk Abdul Rahman Sebli) said in his (sole dissenting) judgment. 

“(Najib’s) pardon request will not be (him saying that) he did wrong and is now throwing himself upon (the Agong’s) mercy, as is normally the case with pardon applications.

“The pardon will say that this man (Najib) did not have the right to a fair trial…which is exactly what (Rahman) said,” he said. 

He added that the defence counsel intends to send both majority and minority judgments from the 4-1 split decision to allow the King to consider the defence’s perspective of the case, saying: “A very senior judge (Rahman) agreed with our (defence team’s) views.

“The Agong should be encouraged to see our (side) of the case,” he claimed, noting that the pardon application will be made within the week. 

Meanwhile, Shafee declined to comment when questioned on whether Najib will be filing a second review application, instead saying: “That one is our secret nuclear missile weapon. I cannot tell you anything yet.”

https://www.thevibes.com/articles/news/89439/dissenting-judgment-will-strengthen-najibs-src-case-pardon-application-shafee

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In case we are stupid enough to be fooled, we get this via WhatsApp

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‘Slave I Remain’ is not the full form of the word sir; Sir originated from an old french word, Sire

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By Varun Borugadda on September 22, 2022

A post is being shared on social media which claims that the English word SIR is an acronym for ‘Slave I Remain’. According to the claim, ‘ the British, during their rule, wanted all Indians to address them as Sir.’  Let’s fact-check this claim through this article.

Claim: The English word SIR is an acronym for ‘Slave I remain’.

Fact: According to etymonline.com, a website that describes the origins of English words, the word sir originated from the old French word sire. Sire was placed before a name to denote knighthood. Sire originated from the Latin word senior, which means older or elder. It says that the word is not an acronym. Hence the claim made in the post is FALSE.

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We looked for the etymology of sir in etymonline.com, a website that describes the origins of English words, the word sir originated from the Old French word sire. Etymonline.com writes that sir is ‘Not an acronym of anything.’

Sire was placed before a name to denote knighthood. Sire originated from the Latin word senior, which means older or elder. The word sir does not mean slave i remain as claimed by the post.

To sum up, ‘Slave I Remain’ is not the full form of the word sir; Sir is originated from an old french word, Sire.

https://factly.in/slave-i-remain-is-not-the-full-form-of-the-word-sir-sir-is-originated-from-an-old-french-word-sire/

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The entire letter and report from MACC to Chief Justice (CJ) Maimun has just been leaked. MACC clearly asked the CJ to take action against Nazlan for violating the Code of Ethics for Judges for various violations as detailed in their report.

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Images of the letter, purportedly from MACC about alleged wrongdoing by Justice Nazlan Ghazali, have been widely shared days after the latest court decision against Najib Razak.

FMT Reporters – 02 Apr 2023, 9:27pm

PETALING JAYA: Days after a Federal Court decision against Najib Razak, images of a purported letter from the Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission, about alleged wrongdoing by the trial judge, Nazlan Ghazali, have been making the rounds on social media.

Among those who posted the images was Najib’s daughter Nooryana. In an Instagram post, she simply said: “Berani kerana benar (Brave with the truth).”

FMT has reached out to MACC and its chief commissioner Azam Baki to confirm the authenticity of the letter.

The alleged letter, from Azam to Chief Justice Tengku Maimun Tuan Mat, was dated Feb 20. It stated that MACC’s investigations had found “issues of wrongdoing” by Nazlan that the chief justice “needs to consider”.

The letter said the alleged offences under the Judges’ Code of Ethics took place when Nazlan, then on the High Court, presided over Najib’s trial on charges of corruption involving funds belonging to SRC International.

It included “the facts of investigations conducted by the commission” as an attachment.

Last September, Azam said the investigation into Nazlan’s alleged breach of the Judges’ Code of Ethics had been completed, but further details could not be divulged.

In February, a seven-member Federal Court panel led by Tengku Maimun accused MACC of not following protocol in conducting its investigation into Nazlan.

https://www.freemalaysiatoday.com/category/nation/2023/04/02/alleged-macc-letter-on-judge-nazlan-gets-online-airing/

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