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Keseimbangan antara kebebasan bersuara dan hak rakyat E-mail
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Wednesday, 07 December 2011 07:57am
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oleh Datuk Seri Mohamad Nazri Abdul Aziz

TIDAK ada sesiapa pun yang menyaksikan tragedi 13 Mei 1969 akan dapat melupakan ketakutan yang dirasai mereka apabila gelombang keganasan melanda Kuala Lumpur.

Apabila gumpalan asap yang menyelubungi ruang udara ibu negara itu berarak pergi, kira-kira 200 orang terlantar kaku. Rumah dan premis perniagaan musnah dan struktur sebuah negara yang masih baru rosak sehingga sukar untuk dipulihkan.

Bagaimanapun dalam tempoh berminggu-minggu, berbulan-bulan dan bertahun-tahun selepas tragedi itu, kita telah membangunkan semula bukan sahaja bangunan yang dibakar, tetapi juga struktur sosial dan semangat bersama yang telah menyatukan kita semua sejak Merdeka dan ini menjadikan kita rakyat 1Malaysia.

Hari ini, hasil daripada semangat bersama-sama untuk membangunkan negara adalah jelas untuk dilihat oleh semua. Malaysia adalah negara demokrasi bagi abad ke-21. Ekonomi juga mengalami pertumbuhan dan kes jenayah turut menurun. Dalam tempoh kira-kira empat dekad hidup bersama secara aman, kita telah mewujudkan masyarakat bertoleransi dan progresif, apabila sebarang pertelingkahan tidak diselesaikan di jalanan sebalik menerusi peti undi.
 
Dedication and Naming of the Raja Aziz Addruse Auditorium (29 Oct 2011) E-mail
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Tuesday, 06 December 2011 10:02am
Contributed by Anis Taufik, Editor/Writer, Bar Council

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Despite fervent hopes that the morning of 29 Oct 2011 (Saturday) would dawn clear and bright to herald the momentous occasion that was about to unfold at the Bar Council premises, it was not to be.  On the contrary, the overcast skies barely allowed a few weak rays of sunshine through, and the usual din of Leboh Pasar Besar’s raucous morning traffic was absent, allowing one to hear all too clearly the distant rumbling of thunder, signalling imminent rain.  As staff members of the Bar Council Secretariat dashed around – fussing over umbrellas for guests and adjusting the red carpet one last time – there was no denying the palpable sense of anticipation mingled with solemnity that hung in the air.  The dedication and naming ceremony of the Raja Aziz Addruse Auditorium, an event that could not have been stalled by a mere thunderstorm, was about to take place. 
 
2011/2012 Constitutional Law Committee Interim Report E-mail
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Tuesday, 06 December 2011 10:55am
ImageSyahredzan b Johan took the helm as Chairperson of the Bar Council Constitutional Law Committee (“BCConstiLC”), supported by Joanne Leong Pooi Yaen and Firdaus bt Husni as Co-Deputy Chairpersons.  BCConstiLC held its first meeting for the 2011/2012 term on 5 May 2011.

To date, BCConstiLC’s open membership has welcomed 235 members from all backgrounds.  The numbers are expected to grow as BCConstiLC carries out its activities throughout the term. 

Below are the activities which were carried out during the months of April to mid-October 2011.  The list included events planned and organised by BCConstiLC as well as those undertaken as part of its initiative under the MyConstitution Campaign.
 
Bar Council Library Update (5 Dec 2011) E-mail
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Monday, 05 December 2011 10:26am
As a service to Members of the Bar and pupils in chambers, we publish the Bar Council library update on a periodic basis.  The update is a current awareness alert to Members and pupils in chambers on the latest developments in legislation and new library acquisitions.

The information for the update is compiled from the up-to-date contents of Lawnet Malaysia and will normally include the following, with notes and coming-into-force dates of legislation:
     
  • Federal Bills;     
  • Acts;      
  • Amendment Acts; and      
  • Federal Subsidiary Legislation – PU(A) and selected PU(B) series.

  • Click here to view the current update.  Members and pupils in chambers wishing to peruse the new acquisitions are welcome to drop by the library.  We are open every Monday to Friday from 8:30 am to 5:30 pm, and Saturday from 9:00 am to 1:00 pm.
     
    Mengapa saya berarak tempoh hari E-mail
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    Tuesday, 06 December 2011 08:58am
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    oleh SYAHREDZAN JOHAN

    Selasa, 29 November 2011 tempoh hari, saya bersama-sama dengan lebih kurang 1,000 peguam dan orang awam berarak ke Parlimen. Perarakan tersebut dikenali sebagai Walk For Freedom untuk membantah Rang Undang-undang Perhimpunan Awam 2011 yang telah dibentangkan di Dewan Rakyat (PA2011).

    Perarakan itu bermula dari pintu masuk Kelab Taman Perdana Diraja dan berakhir di Parlimen. Perarakan itu dipelopori Majlis Peguam dan diketuai Presiden Badan Peguam, saudara Lim Chee Wee. Ketika di Parlimen, Majlis Peguam menyerahkan memorandum dan rang undang-undang alternatif yang dirangka oleh Majlis Peguam kepada Timbalan Menteri Di Jabatan Perdana Menteri, Datuk V K Liew.

    Kausa kami adalah PA2011. Pada kami, PA2011 penuh dengan cacat dan cela. Ia tidak dirangka dengan teliti dan ada begitu banyak percanggahan dan kekhilafan. Ia juga mempunyai peruntukan yang lebih regresif berbanding undang-undang sedia ada.
     
    All hung up E-mail
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    Tuesday, 06 December 2011 08:31am
    Image©The Star (Used by permission)
    by ARTICLES OF LAW By BHAG SINGH

    Can a service provider collect rental after disconnecting a customer’s line?

    A READER has a query regarding the disconnection of telephone lines. He says that when a person’s telephone line has been disconnected, the following message is heard when he picks up the phone: “Sorry, your fixed line has been temporarily disconnected. Please settle your bill and call 100 for reconnection.”

    He wants to know if the providers of telephone services (which I shall refer to as service providers) can continue charging rental even after disconnecting a subscriber’s line? If so, on what basis can they do so?

    A customer in such a situation may feel aggrieved that he was billed during the period when he did not have the full benefit of the facility.

    The provision of a telephone line by the service provider to the customer is a purely contractual arrangement entered into between the parties. What the customer is entitled to and what his obligations are, depends on the contract that has been entered into.
     
    Chua: Be clear on hudud E-mail
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    Tuesday, 06 December 2011 11:08am
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    by WANI MUTHIAH, FLORENCE A . SAMY and JOSEPH KAOS Jr at the ‘Hudud and its Implications on Non-Muslims in Malaysia’ forum in Kuala Lumpur

    MCA president Datuk Seri Dr Chua Soi Lek has challenged Pakatan Rakyat to include its stand on hudud and its implementation in its general election manifesto and common agenda.

    Pakatan, especially PAS, he said, should be transparent in its stand.

    “Right now, there are conflicting signals from Pakatan leaders. Hudud should be in their common agenda since they always never do anything without consulting their partners.

    “If the rakyat votes for PAS, DAP or PKR knowing full well that they will implement hudud law, then we should respect it as it is the voters' choice,” he said at a forum entitled “Hudud and its Implications on Non-Muslims in Malaysia” yesterday.
     
    Bar Council, Suhakam say A-G glossed over street protest ban E-mail
    Posted by Web Administrator   
    Tuesday, 06 December 2011 11:05am
    Image©The Malaysian Insider (Used by permission)
    by Debra Chong

    KUALA LUMPUR, Dec 5 — Putrajaya’s speed in passing a new law that bans street demonstrations has stunned the Bar Council and the Human Rights Commission of Malaysia (Suhakam) who revealed they were given a far different account of its contents at the draft stage.

    The two statutory bodies disclosed too that Attorney-General Tan Sri Abdul Gani Patail had sought their views over the controversial Peaceful Assembly Bill but failed to provide them with written copies of the draft before its tabling in Parliament last November 22.

    “The Bar Council was not given a copy of the Peaceful Assembly Bill during the consultation stage,” its president Lim Chee Wee told The Malaysian Insider when contacted over the weekend.

    He said there were good reasons why the copy was not provided, but could not disclose these because they had sworn to keep it confidential.
     
    Bar Council 2012/2013 Election Results E-mail
    Posted by Web Administrator   
    Thursday, 01 December 2011 05:45pm
    1 Hendon Mohamed 2006
    2 Haji Sulaiman Abdullah 1927
    3 George Varughese 1485
    4 Steven Thiru 1434
    5 Dato’ Yasmeen Shariff 1432
    6 Syamsuriatina Ishak (Tina) 1387
    7 Datuk Kuthubul Zaman Bin Bukhari 1379
    8 Andrew Khoo Chin Hock 1339
    9 Brendan Navin Siva 1224
    10 Tony Woon Yeow Thong 1214
    11 Low Beng Choo 1209
    12 Richard Wee Thiam Seng 1173
     
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    Talk on Intellectual Property Law (10 Feb 2012)
    Organised by the Selangor Bar Committee, the talk on “Intellectual Property Law” will take place at 5:00 pm, at the Selangor Bar Committee Auditorium, on 10 Feb 2012 (Friday). The talk will feature Bahari Yeow Tien Hong. Click on the link above for more details.
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