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Matthew Agius was Senior Reporter on Law and Court Affairs at MaltaToday from 2014 to 2024. A Legal Procurator and Commissioner for Oaths, Matthew served in the British Army before reading Law at the University of Malta.

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Constitutional Court throws out Patrick Spiteri's request that his human rights case be re-heard

Court & Police

Spiteri, who is facing fraud and misappropriation charges in a €7.4 million case dating back 20 years, had been arrested in Surrey, England in 2017 and extradited to Malta

In recusal case, psychologist explains why magistrate’s family ties are binding on her views

Court & Police

Pilatus police challenge and recusal case: FIAU stopped investigation soon after bank owner complained to Keith Schembri, father-in-law of Magistrate Nadine Lia confronted...

Domestic violence reports dealt on first-come first-served basis not by priority

Court & Police 28 November 2022, 7:41am

Matthew Agius

Constitutional Court throws out Patrick Spiteri's request that his human rights case be re-heard

In recusal case, psychologist explains why magistrate’s family ties are binding on her views

Domestic violence reports dealt on first-come first-served basis not by priority

Police treat domestic violence cases on first-come, first-served basis

Christopher Bartolo's inadmissible statements cannot be used against his co-accused either, judge rules

Duo admit to stealing cash from Mosta shops

Court to rule on admissibility of third party statement as Melvin Theuma sham job case continues

Pilatus Bank official's bid to intervene in Repubblika nolle prosequi case dismissed by judge

Man charged with defiling five-year-old stepson despite social workers recommending no action

Three charged over Naxxar armed robbery

Judge abstains from Repubblika case over magistrate’s recusal

Ex-Pilatus bank risk manager asks to intervene in Repubblika's nolle prosequi case

Constitutional court to urgently hear State's appeal in Repubblika's recusal case

Rosianne Cutajar tells court she felt threatened by author's Facebook post