they did interviewed me....i m not sure yet...report for work on monday only I know...lol

Oh, where's is it situated? downtown or pj? o_O
good luck to u ler..and congrats wor!

Menara Northam

hi guys,

can i know is there an online version of

Malaysia cyberlaw
Digital Signature Regulations 1998 P.U.(A) 359

as i cant find the whole paper, just some explanations here and there.

thanks in advance

http://www.skmm.gov.my/the_law/NewAct/Act%...ua0359y1998.htm

what is meant by -twelve months articles of apprenticeship or complete two years articles of clerkship.

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Added on June 1, 2009, 3:49 pmthere are how many types of lawyer?like criminal lawyer..etc

This post has been edited by edennature: Jun 1 2009, 03:49 PM

lol! there r so many diverse laws which u can specialize in ie.corporate,criminal,family,ip and the list goes on.

can we specialize more than one?

In the future, please quote the full source. It will make the explanation easier.

articles or clerkship or articles of apprenticeship is a form of apprenticeship under a master (who is a professional) and I would assume in this context, a legal practitioner (normally a barrister).

Did you obtain this from one of the Australian State Bar's site or an Aussie Uni's site?

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Added on June 1, 2009, 11:55 pmFor you to understand the profession better, it is best if you read up in wikipedia on the distinction between a barrister and a solicitor before looking at it as a fused profession.
In a fused profession, their roles are merged. You can specialise in more than a particular area of law but you would be defeating the entire purpose of practitioners practising as a barrister. But if you do not practise in more than a particular area, then you would not be practising as a proper solicitor as well. So do read up on the distinction and give your question some thought.

The simple answer is, it is possible. Then again, it is best if you are able to reach this conclusion yourself. Therefore, do read up .

This post has been edited by schizophrenic: Jun 1 2009, 11:55 PM

what is the possibility that a chinese lawyer to become judge???

in this country? i would say rare possibility? xD
if going to go further on this topic, later kena ISA

how the customers know you are specialized in certain field?

word of mouth, reputation, advertisement (or Bar Council's Sitehere), among other things.

This post has been edited by schizophrenic: Jun 2 2009, 10:02 AM

i saw some books like contract law in malaysia,Civil Practice in malaysia.
why there is 'malaysia' word?

:-)

I guess this is a good time for me to plead res ipsa.


Anyway, I'll pose a few questions for you.

Does everything in contract law apply in a uniform manner globally?
Does the Civil Procedural Rules apply in the same manner?
Does enforcement methods for a civil judgment apply the same way globally?

Res ipsa loquitar?

yea
:-)


Updates to page 1

Added link
A consideration for foreign practitioners entering the legal profession in Malaysia

This post has been edited by schizophrenic: Jun 3 2009, 10:11 AM

finallyyyyyyyyy.....the dreaded day finally passed!!!

Is there any different if i pursue law in australia instead of england?

loquitar or loquitor??