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Matthew Agius

Matthew Agius is Senior Reporter on Law and Court Affairs at MaltaToday. He is also a Legal Procurator and Commissioner for Oaths. Prior to reading Law at the University of Malta, Matthew served in the British Army.

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Body of doctor who died in Mater Dei yet to be released due to ongoing legal battle

Court & Police

In a judicial protest filed last month, the family accused hospital authorities of holding Megally’s body “hostage” and breaching their rights by refusing to...

Appeals Court confirms acquittals of five doctors accused of negligently causing two-year-old girl’s death

Court & Police

Judge observes that from a general perspective, the prosecution had failed to prove guilt to the level required in criminal proceedings

Oil smuggling cash: Amount laundered through restaurants still unclear years into case

Court & Police 8 March 2024, 1:32pm

Matthew Agius

Body of doctor who died in Mater Dei yet to be released due to ongoing legal battle

Appeals Court confirms acquittals of five doctors accused of negligently causing two-year-old girl’s death

Oil smuggling cash: Amount laundered through restaurants still unclear years into case

Maltese businessman wanted in Sweden released on bail

Man's bag snatching conviction overturned: appeals court judge says CCTV 'clearly' showed another person

Man threatens wife after she refuses to sign his residence permit renewal papers

Man remanded in custody for breaking into and stealing from eight parked cars in two months

Shooter obtained gun licence despite psychiatrist warning police he was 'a danger to the public'

Judge orders police to identify and prosecute persons behind Yorgen Fenech bail application leak

Migrants' Libya pushback case dismissed on procedural point

Man punched father in the neck for refusing to give him drug money, court hears

Former Attard FC committee member jailed six months for match-fixing

Yorgen Fenech files his 16th bail request

El Hiblu trial: Two accused will be tried separately from third man who absconded