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Malaysian lawyer issued conditional warning in Singapore for contempt of court over comments on drug traffickers

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Malaysian lawyer Zaid Abd Malek was on Jul 6 served a 24-month condition warning by the Singapore police for the offence of contempt of court. His statements about the dismissal of lawsuits filed by two Malaysian drug traffickers were published in a Malay Mail article on Feb 14, 2020. Mr Zaid was overseas when the order was issued two years ago and has not been in Singapore until Jul 4 this year.

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Malaysian lawyer issued conditional warning in Singapore for contempt of court over comments on drug traffickers

SINGAPORE: Malaysian lawyer Zaid Abd Malek was on Jul 6 served a 24-month conditional warning by the Singapore police for the offence of contempt of court over his statements about the dismissal of lawsuits filed by two Malaysian drug traffickers, said the Singapore Police Force (SPF).  The state

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Singapore police issue Malaysian lawyer a conditional warning for contempt over statements on drug traffickers

The Singapore Police Force (SPF) said on Saturday (July 9) that Malaysian lawyer Zaid Abd Malek had been served a 24-month conditional warning for contempt of court over his statements about Malaysian drug traffickers in an article.

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Police issue Malaysian lawyer a conditional warning for contempt over statements on drug traffickers

The article by Mr Zaid Abd Malek appeared in the Malay Mail on February 14, 2020. Read more at straitstimes.com.

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The Straits Times broke the news in Singapore on Saturday, July 9, 2022.
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