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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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Goldcar Operations 'owner' shows little knowledge about company in Christian Borg illegal employment case

Court & Police

Apart from the Rabat kidnapping, Christian Borg is also charged with employing foreign workers without work permits

Court places burden of proof on author Mark Camilleri in Rosianne Cutajar defamation case

Court & Police

A request by lawyers for MP Rosianne Cutajar, asking that the burden of proof be inverted in a defamation case she had filed against critic Mark Camilleri has been upheld by a...

Magistrate recommends police investigate former OPM official Neville Gafà over bribery claims

Court & Police 2 May 2022, 11:24am

Matthew Agius

Goldcar Operations 'owner' shows little knowledge about company in Christian Borg illegal employment case

Court places burden of proof on author Mark Camilleri in Rosianne Cutajar defamation case

Magistrate recommends police investigate former OPM official Neville Gafà over bribery claims

Four years’ jail for mugging that led to death of 80-year-old woman

Teen recounts foster father's death threat: 'You have a minute before I kill them and myself'

Man with intellectual disability who sexually abused nieces will be retried

Fatal mugging of elderly woman: Accused tells judge she was only accompanying her boyfriend

Police union fighting for right to strike files constitutional case

Man denies stealing from parked cars in Paola

Necklace-grabbing thief targeted elderly woman while on bail

German businessman acquitted of fraud and misappropriation charges after complaint is withdrawn

Shipping boss accuses courts of lethargy in action against dismissal of illegal arrest claim

Pensioner cleared of sexual harassment over uninvited kiss at Floriana Labour party club

Drug money was the motive behind fatal 2010 robbery, judge told