PETALING JAYA: Malaysia’s criminal justice system must be foolproof if the death penalty is to be retained, said a legal expert.
This included enhancing both the procedural and evidential aspects of the law, said Assoc Prof Dr Shamrahayu Abdul Aziz of the International Islamic
University of Malaysia.“To my mind, the judge may err because of the procedural and evidential levels of the standard of proof. It’s not the fault of the death penalty.
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