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Matthew Agius

Matthew Agius is Senior Reporter on Law and Court Affairs at MaltaToday. He is also a Legal Procurator and Commissioner for Oaths. Prior to reading Law at the University of Malta, Matthew served in the British Army.

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Judge rejects Leisure Clothing directors’ request to suspend sentence until Constitutional case conclusion

Court & Police

Judge turns down request by company directors to suspend prison sentence handed to them until outcome of Constitutional case

Judge slams prosecution as he overturns conviction for aggravated cocaine possession

Court & Police

Accused was not assisted by a lawyer during interrogation, and the absence of fingerprint or DNA analysis meant that the prosecution’s evidence did not prove a direct and...

Ndrangheta raids: Maltese man arrested at request of Italian authorities contests EAW

Court & Police 29 May 2023, 12:18pm

Matthew Agius

Judge rejects Leisure Clothing directors’ request to suspend sentence until Constitutional case conclusion

Judge slams prosecution as he overturns conviction for aggravated cocaine possession

Ndrangheta raids: Maltese man arrested at request of Italian authorities contests EAW

Three charged over organised crime, drug trafficking remanded in custody

Man charged with insulting prosecutor while on bail for drug charges

Bernice Cassar murder: Court rejects Roderick Cassar’s second bail request

Punishment revoked for man found asleep and disoriented in car after prosecution error

Police were told Theuma pardon meant he could not be charged on phantom job

Jeremie Camilleri's mother refuses to testify against son

New law graduates go to court over warrants delay

Italian businessman denies mafia ties, claims mistaken identity in libel case against Arnold Cassola

Woman accused of attacking officers and drug possession after reckless driving incident

AG 'needs more time' to decide on whether to indict El Hiblu three, court told

Tyson Grech's bail breach prison sentence converted to fine on appeal