Trouble not with dancing, but with Code of Ethics
23 January 2019
A video showing top legal office holders, including apex court judges, dancing with lawyers in the Legal Year Gala Dinner at Kota Kinabalu had gone
A video showing top legal office holders, including apex court judges, dancing with lawyers in the Legal Year Gala Dinner at Kota Kinabalu had gone
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