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PUTRAJAYA, April 26 — The Kelantan government was denied by the Court of Appeal today details of Petronas’ oil royalty payments to neighbouring Terengganu and other states to back its arguments to recover up to RM800 million annually from the federal government.

The court dismissed the Kelantan’s bid to obtain details about the national oil company’s dealings with different states which was described by the PAS government’s lawyer Tommy Thomas as crucial to compare payment methods.


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Woman Arrested For Flashing Breasts In Church – Then FLASHES JUDGE In Court

Holly Van Voast, 46, was arrested after topless trip down the aisle of the famed New York Cathedral last month, and appeared in court today to face her sentence.

A performance artist known for flashing her bare breasts in public can now add a very holy spot to her growing list of conquests: St. Patrick’s Cathedral.

But it wasn’t her face- accessorized by a pencilled-in moustache- that was getting noticed.

After appearing before a judge, where it is believed that Van Voast kept her breasts under wraps, she couldn’t contain herself and sauntered over to the courthouse press room and let herself out in the open.

Court shocked by tale of murder, sex, wives and videotape

THE father of the murdered Singh siblings today denied he once asked his wife to approach his children's accused killer Max Sica to take part in a sexual threesome.

Vijay Singh was being cross-examined on the eighth day of a Supreme Court trial in Brisbane in which Sica, 41, has pleaded not guilty to murdering Neelma Singh, 24, Kunal Singh, 18, and Sidhi Singh, 12, at their home at Bridgeman Downs, in Brisbane's north, on April 21, 2003.

Barrister Sam Di Carlo, for Sica, put it to Vijay Singh that he had asked his wife Shirley Singh to approach Sica to have sex with them.

He asked if Vijay Singh had thought Sica was gay and would take part in a sexual threesome.

Explosions outside court after acquittal

The man hurt in one of the blasts is helped by his friends.

KUALA LUMPUR, Jan 9 — A man was lightly injured in three small blasts outside the Jalan Duta court complex here this morning, right after Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim was acquitted of a charge of sodomy.

The explosives were believed to have been planted in three traffic cones outside the courthouse.

No money for Ummi: Court strikes out RM100mil suit against "ex"

Controversial political personality Ummi Hafilda is out of luck, in so far as her RM100 million sex lawsuit against an ex-boyfriend Nor Azman Abdullah is concerned.

She had accused Nor Azman and news portal Malaysiakini of defaming her by portraying her as an "immoral, scandalous and cheap woman, a liar and an untrustworthy person".

According to the Star, the High Court struck off the defamation suit after the Umno businesswoman decided to withdraw it.

Najib, Rosmah chicken out of sodomy trial: Dare not face "questioning" in court?

As expected Prime Minister Najib Razak and wife Rosmah Mansor have refused to be interviewed for the sodomy trial of Opposition Leader Anwar Ibrahim. Although government prosecutors say the first couple will oblige if they are subpoenaed, few Malaysians believe that given the current weakened state of the judiciary, no judge would dare make such an order.

Even Anwar complained on his Twitter, why should the first couple deserve special treatment when they were part of a witness list provided by the prosecution itself. Two others are following in their wake are former Inspector General of Police Musa Hassan and former Malacca police chief Mohd Rodhwan.

‘Govt will delay court process for EO six’

Defence lawyer thinks the Attorney-General will ask for postponement of habeas corpus hearing.

KUALA LUMPUR: The government will try to prolong the detention of six Parti Socialis Malaysia (PSM) members by causing delays in the court process, according to defence lawyer Edmund Bon.

He suspects that the Attorney-General Abdul Gani Patail will seek a postponement when the High Court sits this Friday to hear habeas corpus applications from the six – Sungai Siput MP Dr D Michael Jeyakumar, PSM deputy president M Sarasvathy, central committee members Choo Chon Kai and M Sugumaran, Youth chief R Saratbabu and Sungai Siput branch secretary A Letchumanan.

Brain surgeon tells court of sex and drug addiction

MELBOURNE - A Malaysian neurosurgeon told a Sydney court this week that he realised his drug and sex addiction was "spiralling out of control" when a 22-year-old prostitute, Victoria McIntyre, died from a cocaine overdose in his Sydney apartment.

"I made a big mistake and the whole thing snowballed completely out of control," Suresh Nair, 43, is quoted by The Australian newspaper as telling Downing Centre District Court, Sydney, on Thursday.

"There was a part of me that recognised things were out of control...but there was another part of me that chose to ignore that rational part of my mind."

A second prostitute, Suellen Domingues-Zaupa, 23, died in the same circumstances nine months later, in November 2009.

Nair told his sentencing judge, Robert Toner, "If I had handled things differently and been honest with myself, I feel very strongly that nothing would have happened with Suellen."

In its report, The Sydney Daily Telegraph said former colleague and prominent neurosurgeon Charlie Teo defended Nair's previous good character.

Dr Teo told the court he held Nair in extremely high regard despite the charges against him.

"I have a public profile...but I felt very strongly that Suresh was a good person and people needed to know that," Dr Teo said.

Having visited him twice in jail, Dr Teo said Nair was "very remorseful."

Dr Teo described Nair as "awkward socially" but said his patient care and skills as a brain surgeon were exemplary.

Nair has pleaded guilty to the manslaughter of Domingues-Zaupa, and one count of drug supply relating to the death of McIntyre.

Nair has been suspended by the New South Wales Medical Board and is awaiting deregistration after pleading guilty to the manslaughter of Domingues-Zaupa and two drug-supply charges, one related to McIntyre's death.

Since being remanded in jail 18 months ago, Nair has been the victim of a vicious assault, which resulted in the loss of some vision.

He also faces deportation to Malaysia because he does not hold Australian citizenship despite migrating here in 1980 at the age of 11.

Nair's barrister, Peter Hamill SC, said his client's "dreadful, debilitating addiction" had resulted in a "tragic waste; the waste of the lives of the victims...there's also the awful waste of Nair's incredible talents, 20 years of work down the drain."

But Judge Toner disagreed, saying Nair was not an addict, but a "binge cocaine user" and there was "one dead body too many."

Nair will be sentenced on Aug 12.

Man Proposes in Mall Food Court – And is REJECTED

his romantic had clearly put in a lot of effort to propose to his girlfriend. He had picked out the ring, rehearsed a song, practiced a touching speech and had even took his beloved back to the place where they met so he could pop the question.

But as he met her outside a fast food shop in a shopping mall, perhaps he should have guessed that getting down on bended knee in front of whooping shoppers might not strike quite the right note.

In a video posted by a bystander on YouTube the man startles his (possibly now ex) girlfriend by proposing to her in front of gleeful customers in the food court section of the fashion mall, named as Sherman Oaks Galleria in Los Angeles.

The dejected romantic declares to the girl – named as Caroline – just how much he loves her and why they must be together. ‘We met one year ago right in front of this Cinnabon,’ he begins. ‘I was dizzy in your presence, Caroline. ‘I love everything about you… I love how you curl up next to me on the sofa and purr like a kitten. ‘Make me the most happiest and dizzy man in the world.’ He is joined by a guitarist, who accompanies him as he bursts into song, serenading the panicking girl with Neil Diamond’s classic song ‘Sweet Caroline’.

But despite his heartfelt sentiments and the ogling shoppers who shout at her to accept, ‘Caroline’, whose hands have been clamped over her mouth in shock since he started his proposal and murmuring ‘Oh my God, what are you doing?’ at him, looks around the center and decides to dash out. The young man is left heartbroken, surrounded by shocked shoppers who snap pictures of him and try to console the rejected Romeo with ‘that was brutal’ and ‘it’s alright, man, it’s alright.’

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