High Court sets Nov 7 for appeal decision in former Johor exco man's alleged corruption case


JOHOR BARU: The High Court here has set Nov 7 to decide on whether or not former Johor executive council member Datuk Abd Latif Bandi should defend himself against 37 corruption charges or be acquitted and released.

Judge Datuk Abu Bakar Katar made the decision after hearing arguments from both the prosecution and defence attorneys during appeal procedures, which lasted two days.

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MACC , Corruption , Appeal , Trial , Abd Latif Bandi , Johor , Exco , High Court

   

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