KUALA LUMPUR – A recent live social media broadcast has brought renewed attention to the "Zara case," with a speaker highlighting the unique legal challenges faced by the justice system in Sabah and Sarawak. The speaker, who presented a detailed commentary on the ongoing investigation, pointed out that lawyers from Peninsular Malaysia are currently unable to practice in Sabah and Sarawak without obtaining special permission from the High Court of Sabah and Borneo. This legal constraint, he argued, complicates the pursuit of justice in cases like Zara's, where public interest is high. He expressed significant frustration with the perceived lack of progress and transparency from both the police and the Attorney General's Chambers (AGC). "The public is only now realizing these restrictions," he stated, implying that these procedural hurdles might be hindering a thorough investigation. The speaker further revealed the existence of audio evidence involving the deceased and her mother, questioning why such evidence has not been fully utilized or given due weight in the investigation. He voiced concerns that the case might be prematurely closed as an accident, urging the public, particularly the youth of Sabah, to actively demand accountability from the authorities. He stressed that while Zara is in a better place, it is the responsibility of the living to ensure justice and prevent similar incidents from affecting other children. The speaker concluded by emphasizing the need for the AGC to provide clear statements and actions regarding the case. This commentary underscores growing public sentiment regarding the handling of sensitive cases and the need for greater transparency and efficiency within the legal framework, especially in regions with distinct legal provisions like Sabah and Sarawak.
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