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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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Police Commissioner describes Repubblika's challenge to inaction after Pilatus inquiry findings as 'fishing expedition'

Court & Police

Magistrate Ian Farrugia had ordered police to press charges against the owner and director of the defunct bank, Ali Sadr Hasheminejad and other top officials

Yorgen Fenech pre-trial: IT expert not summoned to testify about all his tasks

Court & Police

IT expert says there was an unexplained tear in an evidence bag, as court hears evidence on Yorgen Fenech preliminary pleas

Operation Dirty Oil suspect wants revision of freezing order limits

Court & Police 1 July 2022, 11:35am

Matthew Agius

Police Commissioner describes Repubblika's challenge to inaction after Pilatus inquiry findings as 'fishing expedition'

Yorgen Fenech pre-trial: IT expert not summoned to testify about all his tasks

Operation Dirty Oil suspect wants revision of freezing order limits

Judge declares provision of drugs law unconstitutional, orders Parliament to be served with copy of judgment

Court blames prosecution for collapse of alleged Ndrangheta drug smuggler's extradition

Vandalising historical Peace Lab statues earns man seven-year sentence

Keith Schembri, Yorgen Fenech expected to face charges over Melvin Theuma phantom job

Qormi Valley murder: Officers testify about discovery of murder victim's body in car luggage boot

Jamie Vella must end hunger strike for discussions to begin, prison head says

Man jailed 15 years for raping daughter after jurors deliver unanimous guilty verdict

Three men charged with Sliema jogger assault denied bail

Victim of Rabat abduction sent Facebook friend request to accused’s acquaintance

Man who jumped over airport fence admits to charges

Mark Camilleri claims political discrimination in his removal from National Book Council chairmanship, refusal to promote book