Tuesday, November 25, 2008

court in Malaysia

i just remember one of my favourite subject during my secondary school a few years back..which is history... nobody like history subject in my class ( well science stream class..all the 'belagak' people pretend nak jadi doctor and engineer je) seriously i only got A1 for history in my SPM. but because of my english (only got 3B) i cannot enter any law course..wahaahaa forget all those sad story


today in my tutorial class, mr sonny ask everyone about his previous chapter. and he ask me about court system in Malaysia. and one miracle things happen..(ecehh konon laa kan) my mind sent a preview page from my form 5 history text book about layer court of malaysia..(hauhauha 8 thn lpas nye buku) and with all my confident I answered his question...then correct..hehehehe


ok! back to the point..here i wanna share bout court of Malaysia


The hierarchy of courts of Malaysia starts with the Magistrates Court as the first level followed by the High Court, Court of Appeal and the Federal Court of Malaysia, which is the highest level.


The High Court, Court of Appeal and the Federal Court are superior courts, while the Magistrates Court and the Sessions Court are subordinate courts.


There are also various other courts outside of the hierarchy. There are the Penghulu's Courts, the Syariah Courts and the Native Courts. A court, which is paralleled in jurisdiction with the Magistrates' Court, is the Juvenile Court.


Generally, there are two types of trials, namely criminal and civil



Wednesday, November 19, 2008

Legal Framework for Multimedia


This blog was created for my Legal Framework for Multimedia subject. This subject will be covered about any range of issues that effect multimedia industries.

For this first entry i dont have any topic to discuss about, but it doesn' t mean that I'll be stop here... just wait..