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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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Valletta man gets two years’ jail for threatening letters to government critics

Court & Police

71-year-old will be held at the Forensic Unit, rather than amongst the prison’s general population, after sending threatening letters to Nationalist MPs and Repubblika...

Girl, 17, raped and her male friend beaten in eight-hour ordeal

Court & Police

Victim and her male friend allegedly attacked at a nightclub by the defendants, kidnapped and taken to a flat in Sliema, where the girl was allegedly raped by...

Freezing order in ongoing drug trafficking case revoked after 17 years

Court & Police 5 July 2023, 12:55pm

Matthew Agius

Valletta man gets two years’ jail for threatening letters to government critics

Girl, 17, raped and her male friend beaten in eight-hour ordeal

Freezing order in ongoing drug trafficking case revoked after 17 years

No breach of Liam Debono's human rights, court rules

Court turns down Muscat request for hospitals inquiry magistrate to be recused until constitutional case is decided

Man handed five-year prison sentence over attempt to import C4

Magistrate questions prosecution request for family court evidence in Bernice Cassar murder case

Former refugee commissioner had voiced concern over tourist boat detainees, court hears

Sant Cassia murder: Judge rules accused unfit to stand trial

VAT carousel fraud: defendants granted bail as €62 million case against them continues

No bail for man charged over theft of cash, phone, from confectionary van

Magistrate recuses herself from Rivas murder case due to conflict of interest with defence counsel

Baron Sant Cassia murder: AG does not contest psychiatrists' conclusion about defendant's mental faculties

Man convicted of forgery in waste collection contract, alleges prejudice by magistrate