KUALA LUMPUR, Dec 8 — High Court judge Mohamed Zaini Mazlan today reprimanded Datin Seri Rosmah Mansor’s defence lawyer Datuk Jagjit Singh for failing to ensure his client comply with a court order.
Rosmah however had failed to return to the country on the said date and had even missed her Court of Appeal hearing to nullify her corruption trial by recusing Datuk Seri Gopal Sri Ram as the ad hoc prosecutor on December 2. Despite the matter being deliberated thoroughly at the Court of Appeal and reported widely in the media, out of fairness, Zaini asked Jagjit to explain why his client had failed to abide by the court order to return to the country on November 21.
However, Zaini was unimpressed with the explanation and told Jagjit that he should have exercised his duties better. “I understand the change in government policy but that doesn't change my order.
It is time where the court start treating them as criminals & not as same God damn VVIP that deserves all leniency. Revoke everything & put them in jail so can be brought to court on time & save everyone time & money AGCPutrajaya SPRMMalaysia PDRMsia imigresenmy allsame
I guessed the lawyer gotten a bonus fr Rosmah for the tongue lashing by the judge.
Husband gets free Get Out Of Jail card, are we really expecting something different for wife?
according to this, najib should be in jail TODAY. is is going to happen, or he gets bail again, and can eat chicken rice and go on holidays to singapore can media please follow up. why should najib get special treatment and bail ?
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