in the news today..
KUALA LUMPUR (AFP) - - Malaysia is considering establishing a "cyber court" to deal with the increasing number of crimes related to the Internet and blogging, a report said Tuesday.
Communications Minister Shaziman Abu Mansor said more than 30 Internet-linked cases had been submitted to the country's attorney general in the past three years.
"If in future if we cannot cope any more due to too many cases, we may need to have a cyber court," he said, according to the official news agency Bernama.
I am , as I can not afford to lose my perspective aft that 4-year training at law school, for the move as it corresponds to the fast changing mode of information-flow into the masses' minds. thank you to the BRIDGING THE DIGITAL DIVIDE program embarked by the government.
I am starting to wonder, the kind of court setting that it shall be..cyber also? judgement by vote? from distance? via SMS? surely it must look cyber maa, then only the netizen(s) will look up at the court and hv some respect.
obviously our ISA will become more effective insofar this cyber thing becomes a court concern. By the way, I believe the present regulation must have provisions (peruntukan) for such enforecement (which present courts are not able to handle presumably)
better watch out what yu write aa..
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