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Matthew Agius was Senior Reporter on Law and Court Affairs at MaltaToday from 2014 to 2024. A Legal Procurator and Commissioner for Oaths, Matthew served in the British Army before reading Law at the University of Malta.

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Malta Philharmonic Orchestra official admits to sexual harassment of young musician

Court & Police

The official was sentenced to one year in prison, suspended for four years • A five-year restraining order was imposed in favour of the victim

Migrant admits using tampered passport for asylum application

Court & Police

The 20-year-old had thrown his real passport away and had obtained the fake one after becoming aware that it was needed to apply for asylum

Yorgen Fenech lawyers say bribery prosecution ‘entirely malicious’ in AG appeal

Court & Police 27 October 2022, 2:10pm

Matthew Agius

Malta Philharmonic Orchestra official admits to sexual harassment of young musician

Migrant admits using tampered passport for asylum application

Yorgen Fenech lawyers say bribery prosecution ‘entirely malicious’ in AG appeal

Appeals court halves 'it-Topo' Daren Debono's six-month sentence for dishonouring plea deal

Constitutional Court dismisses Yorgen Fenech's fundamental rights breach claim over bail refusals

Man admits to hiding irregular migrant in his house

Man admits to stealing car, described in court as a 'social case'

Shopkeeper denies trafficking charges after police discover over 1kg of cocaine in his car

Fate of Vitals hospitals concession rests with judge as lawyers deliver final arguments

Man accused of detaining wife for nine days, subjecting her to physical and moral violence

Xghajra man admits to revenge porn charge after uploading video of ex girlfriend to Instagram

Any other magistrate will do, Repubblika tells judge over magistrate's refusal to give up Pilatus challenge case

Curia had no criminal suspicions over Fr Luke Seguna, court hears

State Advocate requests judge's permission to appeal interim measure ordering magistrate's substitution