Here Are The List of 11 Judges In Federal Court That Is Appointed By Tun Mahathir To Convict Najib – 12 Year Jail Term

1) DSU Tengku Maimun Tuan Mat (Ketua Hakim Negara)Tarikh Lantikan – 26 November 20182)

2.TS Rohana Yusuf (Presiden Mahkamah Rayuan) Tarikh Lantikan – 27 April 20183)

3. TS DS Azahar Mohamed (Ketua Hakim Malaya)Tarikh Lantikan – 12 September 20144)

4. Dato’ Abang Iskandar Abang Hashim (Ketua Hakim Sabah & Sarawak) Tarikh Lantikan – 26 November 20185)

5. DS Mohamad Zawawi SallehTarikh Lantikan – 27 April 20186)

6. Nallini PathmanathanTarikh Lantikan – 26 November 20187)

7. Datuk Vernon Ong Lam KiatTarikh Lantikan : 8 Ogos 20198 )

8. Abdul Rahman Sebli Tarikh Lantikan : 8 Ogos 20199)

9. PS Dato’ Zaleha YusofTarikh Lantikan : 5 Disember 201910)

10. Dato’ Zabariah Mohd YusofTarikh Lantikan : 5 Disember 201911)

11. DS Hasnah Mohamed HashimTarikh Lantikan : 5 Disember 201912)

12. Dato’ Mari Lim Thiam SuanTarikh Lantikan : 25 Mac 202013)

14. Dato’ Harmindar Singh DaliwalTarikh Lantikan : 25 Mac 202014)

15. Dato’ Rozariah BujangTarikh Lantikan : 25 Mac 2020

After upholding Datuk Seri Najib Razak’s conviction including a 12-year jail term and a RM210 million fine for his role in the RM42 million SRC International Sdn Bhd case, the Court of Appeal on Wednesday (Dec 8) granted the former prime minister a stay of execution of the sentence.

This means that Najib will not have to serve his sentence in jail or pay his fine until his final appeal is disposed of in the Federal Court.

Court of Appeal Judges Datuk Abdul Karim Abdul Jalil, Datuk Has Zanah Mehat and Datuk Vazeer Alam Mydin Meera granted the stay of execution to Najib after his lawyers told the court that they will be appealing against its decision in the Federal Court.

During proceedings on Wednesday, Najib’s lawyer Tan Sri Muhammad Shafee Abdullah said immediately after the judgement was meted out that his team on behalf of Najib would immediately file a notice of appeal with the Federal Court to get the ball rolling for the appeal.

Co-counsel Farhan Read then submitted on Najib’s behalf to urge the court to grant the stay of execution pending the final appeal.

Farhan asked the judges to consider the stay as if it is not granted, Najib would immediately lose his privilege and responsibility to his constituents as Pekan’s Member of Parliament and the Umno division chief.

“If the applicant’s stay were to be denied, it would carry grave prejudice against the constituents of Pekan as well as result in disruption to his membership in Umno via Section 9(A)(1) of the Societies Act,” he said.

He also said that in addition to Najib’s criminal cases, the former premier is also fighting four civil suits, all centred around 1Malaysia Development Bhd (1MDB).

“This is an unprecedented situation of fighting a war on 10 separate fronts on various forums simultaneously, which is a first in Malaysian history,” he told the judges.

The bench then allowed the stay of execution, which mirrors the terms set by the High Court when Najib was convicted there.