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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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Hungarian couple jailed after admitting to human trafficking

Court & Police

The accused had been investigated and later prosecuted after the Maltese police were tipped off by the British authorities about suspicions that the Majlats were involved in...

Judge declares law preventing indicted persons from challenging their arrest unconstitutional

Court & Police

Judge declares impossibility of challenging the legality of the arrest of a person under a bill of indictment is an unconstitutional loophole that breaches fair trial rights

Man jailed for six years after assaulting Paceville bar staff

Court & Police 30 November 2023, 12:44pm

Matthew Agius

Hungarian couple jailed after admitting to human trafficking

Judge declares law preventing indicted persons from challenging their arrest unconstitutional

Man jailed for six years after assaulting Paceville bar staff

Man on bail for drug offences returned to custody after several thefts

Bill of indictment filed against El Hiblu 3

Judge disallows government appeal request in case over Spring hunting season

Police error renders arrest of man accused of threatening couple with knife and pistol invalid

Youth awaiting trial for maiming policeman in 2018 hit-and-run incident is released on bail

Several experts yet to complete tasks in Caruana Galizia murder inquiry, court hears

Minister announces amendments to soften impact of court orders in financial crime proceedings

Degiorgios refuse to give evidence in Joseph Muscat libel: ‘Why should I testify for free?’

Burglary gang members jailed for more than five years over string of break-ins

Man charged in connection with a package of cannabis mailed to him inside Ludo box

Burglar who stole over €3,000 worth of plastic toys from a factory is jailed