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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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Defendants in hospitals corruption case challenge legality of freezing orders rules

Court & Police

Judge will decide on the constitutionality of the law that regulates freezing orders against defendants facing charges on the fraudulent hospitals deal with Vitals Global...

Compliance officer fired for breaching attachment order, accused of demanding €44,000 ransom for sensitive data

Court & Police

Former compliance officer at a Malta-registered crypto firm has been remanded in custody, accused of extortion and disclosing information about an attachment order to the...

Alberto Chang Rajii: Two mobile phones had access to victim's accounts through mobile banking app, court told

Court & Police 4 July 2024, 2:50pm

Matthew Agius

Defendants in hospitals corruption case challenge legality of freezing orders rules

Compliance officer fired for breaching attachment order, accused of demanding €44,000 ransom for sensitive data

Alberto Chang Rajii: Two mobile phones had access to victim's accounts through mobile banking app, court told

Prostitute and associates charged with extorting €33,000 from elderly man

Six individuals, two companies were meant to be arraigned over Vitals deal on Wednesday

Couple remanded in custody after argument over court fines

Court orders medical examination for alleged fraudster in medical benefits case

Peter Agius warns Malta risks being booted out of Schengen unless new passport system implemented

Shaukat Ali charged with corruption, money laundering over Vitals fraud involvement

VGH hospitals bid accepted five months before tender began, Auditor General tells court

Shaukat Asad Ali can stand trial, magistrate rules

Romanian prince’s constitutional case to be reassigned after judge abstains

FCID sat on offer of information about social benefits fraud for months

Construction firm ordered to pay €1.1m damages to family of French teenager killed in Malta holiday villa