The Public Can Now Take Action Against Misfeasance

Evening Edition · Evening Edition · 21 Nov 2019 · 21 mins listen

The Federal Court has ruled that the Prime Minister and ministers are public officials, meaning that the public can sue them for misfeasance. We look at the concept of misfeasance and what the ruling will mean for ordinary Malaysians.

Produced by:

Kelvin Yee

Presented by:

Lee Chwi Lynn,Kelvin Yee,Aiman Rashad

Categories:

Politics,Law and Legal Matters,Social Issues

Tags:

Evening Edition, misfeasance, law, federal court, Prime Minister

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The Public Can Now Take Action Against Misfeasance

The Public Can Now Take Action Against Misfeasance