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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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Judge throws out Degiorgios' Constitutional case over fair trial complaint

Court & Police

“The applicants’ behaviour indicates to this court that what they had effectively wanted was not a defence lawyer of their own choosing, but to play for time” -...

Construction worker dead, another injured after ceiling collapse in Sliema - BCA says works were unsanctioned

National

A 51-year-old Albanian construction worker has died after a ceiling inside a Sliema house collapsed • A second Albanian worker is in hospital • BCA says no permit...

EV registrations up 7%, more charging points planned - Abela

National 20 April 2024, 10:10am

Matthew Agius

Judge throws out Degiorgios' Constitutional case over fair trial complaint

Construction worker dead, another injured after ceiling collapse in Sliema - BCA says works were unsanctioned

EV registrations up 7%, more charging points planned - Abela

'Pay educators what they deserve, now' says PN, as union talks drag on

Man remanded in custody over repeatedly raping partner over span of several months

Judge flags transcription backlog bottleneck to Minister, Court administration

Pensioner admits to attacking building contractor who damaged to his house

Leisure Clothing directors claim double jeopardy in new Constitutional case

Europol analyst testifies in compilation of evidence against Yorgen Fenech

Man accused of shooting protected western marsh harrier granted bail

Court hears of man threatening to kill his wife if she doesn't give him stashed money

Court orders psychiatric evaluation of alleged thief after making a scene in court

Grixti used ‘agents’ to collect cut on fraudulent benefits he helped constituents obtain

State needs to wake up and address probation and parole officers strike, lawyer tells court