Najib Razak at the Federal Court in Putrajaya today. The former prime minister faces multiple counts of corruption in relation to 1MDB’s subsidiary, SRC International. – The Malaysian Insight pic by Nazir Sufari, April 10, 2019.
THE Federal Court today dismissed all three of Najib Razak’s appeals on interlocutory matters related to his SRC International case. A seven-judge panel, led by Chief Justice Richard Malanjum, also ruled in favour of Attorney-General Tommy Thomas by allowing his appeal against a court order to show the appointment letter of fiat prosecutor Sulaiman Abdullah.
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Please cancel his bail as well. His continued presence can be intimidating to witnesses.
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