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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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Man accused of 2018 Gharb murder asks for judge's recusal ahead of trial

Court & Police

The application claims that the trial judge had been assigned “in an irregular way,” and warns that should it be necessary the defence would “initiate...

Accounts executive 'embezzled €110,000 from employer after falling victim to romance fraud'

Court & Police

An accounts executive accused of defrauding her employer out of €110,000 through online romance fraudsters indicted based on sufficient evidence presented in court

Man given conditional discharge for headbutting wife during argument over money

Court & Police 8 June 2023, 2:33pm

Matthew Agius

Man accused of 2018 Gharb murder asks for judge's recusal ahead of trial

Accounts executive 'embezzled €110,000 from employer after falling victim to romance fraud'

Man given conditional discharge for headbutting wife during argument over money

Rabat kidnap: Court takes action against two defendants over second no-show

Lawyers for Christopher Bartolo ask for case to be decided by Drugs Court

Man charged over gesture towards prosecutor released on bail

Pensioner fined €4,000, placed on probation after sending sexually suggestive text messages to a 13-year-old girl

Man behind €4,000 theft sentenced to 15 months in jail after admitting to burglary

Repubblika ask to join Joseph Muscat's Vitals recusal case

'Lilu King' Elmushraty was ‘like a ghost’ with no official income or property, inspector tells court

Man jailed, fined €500 for transporting illegal immigrants to Malta on his fishing boat

Joseph Muscat goes to court demanding removal of magistrate in hospitals inquiry

Constitutional Court gives landmark decision on agricultural leases

Underage driver charged with injuring policeman shown driving with his feet in online video uploaded the night before