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Hamid Sultan Abu Backer
Hamid Sultan Abu Backer is a retired judge who has dedicated his life to the pursuit of social justice.
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Is the death penalty for drug offences in Malaysia, Singapore unconstitutional?
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Justice V Dhanapalan and the art of exporting jurisprudence
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Judges must protect democracy: true or false?
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JAC minutes leak calls for urgent constitutional rectification action
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Ex-CJ Zaki’s legacy worth emulating
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Cure for Malaysia’s generational judicial curse
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Blind loyalty in judiciary anathema to rule of law
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The real roots of judicial power in Malaysia
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Free speech and limits to contempt of court
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CJ’s tenure extension: a constitutional blunder?
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Calls to extend judges’ judicial tenure: a shameless virtue?
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Oath of office a testament to our founding fathers’ genius
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Act now to reform CLP and legal training in Malaysia
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Judges cannot have final say in judicial appointments
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Has the guardian of public safety, been found wanting?
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Is the Parliamentary Service Bill constitutional?
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Courts can uphold interfaith harmony without need for sedition laws
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Legal reforms needed to ensure judges have subject matter expertise
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I eulogised Augustine Paul but almost lost my Christmas lunch
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