QUOTE(RGRaj @ Dec 16 2025, 01:04 PM)
Lawyers said Melaka pulis lying about the woman, who has no cases & also new evidence from a whistleblower with photographs & timings which contradict pulis accounts of the shooting.
https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.malaymail....timeline/201984lawyer not telling truth regarding criminal record, it is not only about charges / convicted in court
In Malaysia, a criminal record constitutes any official court conviction for an offence, even if a formal conviction isn't recorded (like probation or binding over), but excluding mere cautions or admonishments; it involves entries from the Polis Diraja Malaysia (PDRM) database for serious crimes like theft, fraud, assault, or cybercrimes, impacting background checks for jobs or overseas travel, requiring consent under PDPA for employers, and leading to documents like the Certificate of Good Conduct (CGC) for international use.
What's included:
Convictions: Any finding of guilt in court, even if a formal conviction isn't entered (e.g., probation, good behaviour bonds).
Arrests & Charges: Records of arrests and pending court cases for registrable offences.
Registrable Offences: A wide range, including theft, assault, fraud, cybercrimes, kidnapping, and more serious offenses like rape or murder.
What's generally excluded (unless serious):
Admonishments/Cautions: A simple warning or caution from the court or police usually doesn't create a permanent criminal record.
why lah need pusing?