Mohamed Salleh v PP

Judgment Date1969
Date1969
CourtFederal Court (Singapore)
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  • Kagatree Ors v Pp
    • Malaysia
    • High Court (Malaysia)
    • 7 September 2022
    ...[1954] 1 LNS 39; [1954] 1 MLJ 103; Udayar Alagan & Ors v. PP [1961] 1 LNS 146; [1962] 1 MLJ 39; Mohamed Salleh v. PP [1968] 1 LNS 80; [1969] 1 MLJ 104; Juraimi Husin v. PP [1998] 2 CLJ 383; [1998] 1 MLJ S/N jB8xm8IGEMWodjii5kSw **Note : Serial number will be used to verify the originality o......
  • FIKRI HAKIM BIN KAMARUDINPUBLIC PROSECUTOR vs FIKRI HAKIM BIN KAMARUDINFIKRI HAKIM BIN KAMARUDIN
    • Malaysia
    • High Court (Malaysia)
    • 17 November 2021
    ...give to opted from accused the dock reference made this, this court unsworn to decided cases. [164] In the case of Mohamed Salleh v PP [1969] 1 MLJ 104 the court made the following “With regard to the question of prejudice arising out of the trial judge’s comment on the probative value of t......
  • Tan Kim Ho v Ho Jin Lock, 17-02-2009
    • Malaysia
    • Federal Court (Malaysia)
    • 17 February 2009
    ...cannot be compared with the right to give an unsworn statement from the dock, which was considered in Mohamed Salleh v Public Prosecutor [1969] 1 MLJ 104, and which Mr. Jagdeep Singh relies on for his point the right to remain silent. The right to give an unsworn statement is a right to a p......
  • Public Prosecutor v Arger Bin Ambali, 15-01-2015
    • Malaysia
    • High Court (Malaysia)
    • 15 January 2015
    ...accused 15 person. The right to give an unsworn statement from the dock is a substantive right (see Mohamed Salleh v Public Prosecutor [1969] 1 MLJ 104). The is not compelled in law to give evidence on his own behalf. However, the unsworn statement cannot be equated with sworn testimony and......
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  • THE BURDEN OF PROOF IN CRIMINAL JUSTICE1
    • Singapore
    • Singapore Academy of Law Journal No. 1992, December 1992
    • 1 December 1992
    ...in Singapore”[1990[ 2 M.L.J. xcrii. 33 [1988] 1 M.L.J. 156, at p. 161. 34 [1989] 1 M.L.J. 404, at p. 470. 35 (1960) 26 M.L.J. 254. 36 [1969] 1 M.L.J. 104, at p. 107. 37 (1962) 28 M.L.J. 337, at pp. 339—40. 38 A word must be said of perhaps the only flaw in that decision. This concerns the d......

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