17 April 2019
PUTRAJAYA, April 17 — The Federal Court today rejected the police and government’s application to obtain leave to appeal against the High Court decision to reinstate a police chief inspector to his position after he was dismissed from the police force for disciplinary misconduct. Justice Alizatul who chaired the bench held that the applicants failed to meet the threshold requirement under Section 96 of the Courts of Judicature Act 1964.Following this Federal Court’s verdict, the High Court’s decision which ordered Selamat Rasumin’s reinstatement to his position in the police force is upheld. He will also receive backdated salary, allowances and other interest.
In her decision, the then High Court judge Datuk Hanipah Farikullah , ruled that Selamat’s cautioned statement under Section 112 of the Criminal Procedure Code was unlawfully recorded because the disciplinary investigation officer had used the special powers of an investigating officer in a criminal case to record his statement.
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