Is it treason? What the law means by the word [23/NS]
One word crossed Negeri Sembilan this month: 'Treason". What does the law actually say, and who decides?
Read MoreOne word crossed Negeri Sembilan this month: 'Treason". What does the law actually say, and who decides?
Read MoreOne case closed on 7 October. Another opened two days earlier. The noise is falling. Is the crisis ending, or has it moved?
Read MoreA judge in Putrajaya will not say who was right about an Undang’s removal. On 19 October, he decides something smaller, and stranger: whether he may even ask — and a century of cases, from Lagos to London, show that question has never had one settled answer.
Read MoreHe is said to have turned against the Ruler who made him Menteri Besar. The Ruler cannot simply dismiss him. The law has an answer. Conscience has another.
Read MoreSepuluh ahli MMKN telah hilang. Menteri Besar mempertikaikannya. Antara kedua-duanya, seseorang masih membayar bil Negeri Sembilan. Siapa?
Read MoreTen Exco members are gone. The Menteri Besar disputes it. Somewhere between them, someone is still paying Negeri Sembilan’s bills. Who?
Read MoreDoes the State Executive Council (MMKN) have the constitutional authority to do so, or does the position differ in respect of each officer?
Read MoreTen Exco members lost their jobs overnight. The Menteri Besar did not. The clause behind it runs 24 words past the word everyone quotes — and those words are now in court.
Read MoreWas the dissolution lawful, and how far may a court go? The architecture of royal non-justiciability, explained neutrally.
Read MoreCan a 1982 ouster clause still keep the courts out? Eighty years of common-law authority, laid before the bench.
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