MACC defends probe on judge, says it has authority to investigate


PUTRAJAYA: The Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission (MACC) has defended its decision to initiate a probe against a judge, saying that it has the authority to investigate allegations of corruption, including against “members of public bodies”.

The MACC said it was also responsible to confirm and investigate reports or official complaints lodged concerning issues under its purview.

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