Wednesday, February 29, 2012

CLASS NOTES







Chapter 6: Fundamental Liberties

Chapter 7: ISLAM, ISLAMIC LAW & SYARIAH COURT 

Chapter 8: Special & Emergency Powers 

Chapter 8: Malay & Articles 153 

55 comments:

  1. noookkk aaiiih.. ngantuka la sir, baca time macam ni..

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  2. adoi susahnya nk paham chapter nie

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    1. hang baca dak la ni yang sembang susah nim???

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    2. baca kot siap ada kabinet ,yg dipertuan agong la apa la...

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    3. kabinet tu, barisan menteri yang ada power la lau x silap..

      ni senarai Kabinet malaysiaPerdana Menteri
      Datuk Seri Najib Razak
      Timbalan Perdana Menteri
      Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin
      Menteri di Jabatan Perdana Menteri
      Senator Tan Sri Dr Koh Tsu KoonDatuk Seri Mohamed Nazri Abdul AzizSenator Datuk Seri Idris JalaSenator Tan Sri Nor Mohamed YakcopSenator Datuk Seri Jamil Khir BaharomTimbalan Menteri: Datuk Liew Vui KeongTimbalan Menteri: Datuk Dr Mashitah IbrahimTimbalan Menteri: Datuk SK DevamanyTimbalan Menteri: Datuk Ahmad MaslanTimbalan Menteri: Datuk T Murugiah
      Kementerian Kewangan
      Menteri I: Datuk Seri Najib Tun Razak Menteri II: Datuk Seri Ahmad Husni Mohamad HanadzlahTimbalan Menteri: Datuk Dr Awang Adek HussinTimbalan Menteri: Senator Datuk Donald Lim Siang Chai
      Kementerian Pelajaran
      Menteri: Tan Sri Muhyiddin YassinTimbalan Menteri: Datuk Dr Wee Ka SiongTimbalan Menteri: Datuk Dr Puad Zarkashi
      Kementerian Dalam Negeri
      Menteri: Datuk Seri Hishammuddin Tun HussienTimbalan Menteri: Datuk Wira Abu Seman YusopTimbalan Menteri: Datuk Lee Chee Leong
      Kementerian Penerangan Komunikasi dan Kebudayaan
      Menteri: Datuk Seri Dr Rais YatimTimbalan Menteri: Datuk Joseph Salang GandumTimbalan Menteri: Senator Datuk Maglin Dennis D”Cruz
      Kementerian Tenaga, Teknologi Hijau dan Air
      Menteri: Datuk Seri Peter Chin Fah KuiTimbalan Menteri: Noriah Kasnon

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    4. memang aq x kan egt la kan...klau nama pm kita tu mungkin senang egt

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    5. x payah la ingat semua.. sikit sikit ja, bagi beda nak wat contoh.. :)

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    6. deoxis...
      yg smua yg tertera ni bahagian menteri yg ada kat malaysia la ni ka..??

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  3. sir perlukan kami egt nama-nama tokoh tu?adakah ia akan di tanya dlm exam??

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    1. nama ydpa,adun, perdana menteri, try lah tgok dalam lect note

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    2. dh tgk la yg aq tnya..kena egt ka?klau nama sultan/agung kedah aq egt la...

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    3. dymm sultan abdul halim la..ang dok kedah pon x tau..pindah negeri la senang

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  4. chpter 1 and 2 printable notes don't have?

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  5. sir, are we going to have class next week? or just assume that you're busy every week?

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    1. assuming is unfair. if given an option, i would rather come to class. but you have to understand, one of the key area of being an academician, is to involve in seminar...

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    2. alright, i'm sorry....we'll try our best to perform on this subject

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  6. Sir , why the ruler of the state always become the Head of the religion of Islam for each state?

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    1. it simple. it is due to the establishment of that particular state, sultan is the head of the state and also head of the religion. It is dated back to the common practices thousand years ago.

      For instance, in Japan, the king of japan is the head of shinto religion.
      So do, states like thailand, or other kingship state.

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  7. thank for notes sir...untuk midterm sampai chapter mana sir...kalau belajar notes itu cukup atau kena beli buku itu

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    1. do not worry for midterm. As i mentioned in class, mid term will be an online test. Buku kalau nak beli pun lagi bagus, tapi you can download it for free...

      http://www.jac.gov.my/jac/images/stories/akta/federalconstitution.pdf

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  8. Is there any possible reason for the Conference of Rulers to revoke their choice of the sultan they picked to become the YDPA? Has it ever happened before that they had to change their choice of the YDPA?

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    1. i guess if the chosen one didnt want to be YDPA, then they can...

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    2. The Constitution provides that a Ruler is not eligible for election as Yang di-Pertuan Agong if:

      * The Ruler is a minor.
      * The Ruler has notified the Keeper of the Rulers’ Seal that he does not wish to be elected.
      * The Conference of Rulers by a secret ballot resolves that the Ruler is unsuitable by reason of infirmity of mind or body, or for any other cause, to exercise the functions of the Yang di-Pertuan Agong. The resolution requires at least five members of the Conference to vote in favour of it.

      As to date, none such cases reported.

      you may refer to : http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yang_di-Pertuan_Agong

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    3. I guess it's always a choice if they want to be the YDPA or not right? I mean, they take their oath and everything. I was wondering if there was any way the Conference of Rulers would have to take back their choice and vote again.

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    4. your wander is valid, but as i said none such cases happens before.

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    5. you mean misvoted?...no...i dont think so...

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    6. Fizol, read the lines : The Conference of Rulers by a secret ballot resolves that the Ruler is unsuitable by reason of infirmity of mind or body, or for any other cause, to exercise the functions of the Yang di-Pertuan Agong. The resolution requires at least five members of the Conference to vote in favour of it.

      if the YDPA was found under such circumstances? then they are definitely have the rights to revoke such appointment

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    7. oh, alright....i thought mary were saying that if the voted Ruler is fit in every way....but he is misvoted by other Rulers(didnt think properly), can the decision be changed?

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    8. Decision can be change if one of the three mentioned conditions applied

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  9. In chapter 6, it is mentioned in the beginning that
    "Where a person is arrested he shall: (i) be informed as soon as possible of the grounds of arrest, and (ii) be allowed to consult and be defended by a lawyer of his choice."
    I was wondering if like in America, they have the right to remain silent. Does this apply in our country as well?

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    1. wow...you already there..
      " right remain silent" means the person, may use the attorney as their speak person.
      but , he shall be inform reason to be arrest.
      however, under certain circumstances, i.e. issue pertaining ISA or Sedition Act, the person do not have such rights.

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    2. sir..if the person have "right remain silent"...it means the person or the criminal do not given the permission to have a lawyer....or what..??
      or i just don't understand about it at all..??

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    3. As mentioned earlier, muffy, the accused person may appoint a lawyer to speak on behalf. Rights to remain silent, means he cannot say anything until unless the person appointed a lawyer.

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  10. Sir , why Ministers can be appointed either as a member of Dewan Negara or Dewan Rakyat whie in other view , Prime Minister can be ony a member of Dewan Rakyat?

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    1. Appointment of PM was based on condition, as a person who led a contested party in election andwon at least a simple majority

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  11. Why YDPA appoints Prime Minister as a member of Dewan Rakyat not as a member of Dewan Negara?

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  12. sir, the chapter 4 case, mind explaining it again?
    -fareesha

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  13. Chapter 6,"The Malaysian Constitution Fundamental Liberties.
    No one shall suffer greater punishment for an offence than was prescribed by law at the time it was committed."
    What does it mean? Does it mean that if the law has changed, the person would be punished according to the law that was set back when they committed it?

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  14. Not really understand all the notes =.=

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  15. Under constitutional as supreme law
    -" Any Law passed after 31 august 1957 which is inconsistent with the constitution shall be void"...
    i can't understand this part..What they trying to explain here???

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  16. Sir, what is your email address?, i cant find it anywhere..
    please post it here so that everyone can see and make use of it, thank you.

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    1. Mr. Mohd Azmir Mohd Nizah - azmirnizah@gmail.com
      Mdm. Nur Ainif Omar - nurainif@gmail.com

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  17. legislative, executive and judicial are branches of the government that kept entirely separate and distinct, but how about Malaysian Ministers where they are both executives and legislators, which is inconsistent with the doctrine of separation of powers?

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  18. Article 4(1) state that the constitution is the supreme law of the federation and any law passed after Merdeka Day which is inconsistent with this constitution shall, to the maximum extent of inconsistency, be void.
    But, why Article 159 and 161E provides provisions to allow the constitution to be amended with the condition of 2/3rds majority in both houses of Parliament agreeing to the amendment?

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  19. Salam, sir.. was just wondering.. can a person of other race or religion become the Prime Minister?

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