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    Taking down of evidence by handwriting in a criminal proceeding under the Malaysian Criminal Procedure Code (CPC), and the Syariah Criminal Procedure (state of Selangor) Enactment 2003; is it a mandatory?

    Taking down of evidence by handwriting in a criminal proceeding under the Malaysian Criminal Procedure Code (CPC), and the Syariah Criminal Procedure (state of Selangor) Enactment... by Kamarudin, Abdul Rani, Md. Dahlan, Nuarrual Hilal

    Published 2005
    “…Whether at the close of the case for the prosecution or at the conclusion of the trial, the Magistrate or the Judge must inevitably come to a decision on the evidence of the case in question. …”
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    Taking down of evidence by handwriting in a criminal proceeding under the Malaysian Criminal Procedure Code (CPC), and the Syariah Criminal Procedure (State of Selangor) enactment 2003: Is it mandatory?

    Taking down of evidence by handwriting in a criminal proceeding under the Malaysian Criminal Procedure Code (CPC), and the Syariah Criminal Procedure (State of Selangor) enactment... by Kamaruddin, Abdul Rani, Md Dahlan, Nuarrual Hilal

    Published 2005
    “…Accordingly, the meat of the argument in this article is whether Magistrates and Judges should be tied to using their own handwriting when taking down the evidence or be free to choose other modes in addition or in lieu of handwriting.…”
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