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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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Jason Azzopardi recounts seven-year onslaught of anonymous poison-pen letters sent to him, partner

Court & Police

Man accused of sending anonymous poison-pen letters to several politicians, activists and their immediate family is denied bail for a second time by the court

Police Superintendent files court injunction against ‘parody’ of Assistant Commissioner selection process

Court & Police

Superintendent Ray D’Anastas filed the application for the injunction, arguing that he felt aggrieved by the selection process which he had participated in, in 2013 and 2017

Court bans publication of evidence 'leaked' from Yorgen Fenech compilation of evidence

Court & Police 29 November 2021, 4:45pm

Matthew Agius

Jason Azzopardi recounts seven-year onslaught of anonymous poison-pen letters sent to him, partner

Police Superintendent files court injunction against ‘parody’ of Assistant Commissioner selection process

Court bans publication of evidence 'leaked' from Yorgen Fenech compilation of evidence

No bail for man accused of harassing his ex-partner, who lives next door

Man accused of running over ex-girlfriend's new partner

Maltco sued for €1.5 million over horse bets pay-out

Fenech and Theuma in court bids to force perjury probe

Man accused of punching one police officer whilst on bail for biting another

Marlene Mizzi’s acquittal over offensive letter to judge confirmed on appeal

Man accused over San Ġwann fight gets bail after injured party testifies

WSC ordered to pay company €31,500 in damages for mains leak

Man with human trafficking conviction charged with trying to leave Malta with someone else's passport

Homeless men admit to thefts, return stolen items

Valletta man charged with sending anonymous threatening letters to Opposition figures, NGO head