慕尤丁检讨建威案无功 律师：研究后决定下一步行动
▌百秒AI报 ▌上诉庭五司今天驳回前首相慕尤丁，针对上诉庭撤销高庭宣判他涉及2亿3250万令吉滥权案无罪的司法检讨申请，意味着慕尤丁在建威案所面对的4项滥权罪控将继续审讯。慕尤丁对判决感到失望，而他的代表律师郑宝德则表示，会先研究上诉庭裁决。
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#慕尤丁 #janawibawa #上诉庭 #建威案
#发射热点 #84hotspot #百秒AI报
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00:16Let's start with the first piece of news.
00:18The former prime minister of China, Mu Youding, has been sentenced to more than 200 million RMB for his involvement in the extradition of Gao Ting.
00:28This means that Mu Youding will continue to be on trial for the four crimes he has committed in Jianwei case.
00:33Mu Youding is disappointed with the verdict.
00:35His lawyer, Zheng Baode, said he will study the verdict first.
00:40We need time to study the judgment concern as to the next steps taken by the defense team acting for Tan Shui.
00:47After the meeting of the Cabinet, the Minister of Communications, Fang Mi, said that the prime minister, An Hua, should follow up and prepare the report.
00:58He will make a detailed statement at the Cabinet meeting next week.
01:03The U.S. presidential candidate, Harris, and Trump had their first face-to-face confrontation in a TV debate this morning.
01:09Trump criticized Harris for being the vice president for three years without doing anything.
01:14But when Harris pointed out that his speech was boring, Trump seemed to be enraged.
01:20He ignored the host's question and suddenly made a groundless argument that he was eating pets in Ohio.
01:26In Springfield, they're eating the dogs, the people that came in, they're eating the cats, they're eating the pets of the people that live there.
01:38And this is what's happening in our country, and it's a shame.
01:42After the debate, Trump described it as his best debate and pointed out that Harris's performance was not good.
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