Saman DoJ: "Jangan Panik, Itu Amerika Punya Sistem"- Azalina

CARI-LTS · Post time 21-6-2017 11:29 AM

sumber: Bernama

"Apabila Amerika Syarikat kata ini satu perkara yang berlaku, tak ada usul periksa, kelam kabut kita percaya."

"Bagi saya DOJ ialah Amerika punya sistem. Terpulang kepada dia. Ia adalah perkara sivil."

Demikian ulasan Menteri di Jabatan Perdana Menteri Datuk Seri Azalina Othman Said kepada pemberita ketika diminta mengulas isu saman sivil terbaru Jabatan Keadilan (DOJ) Amerika Syarikat terhadap 1Malaysia Development Berhad (1MDB), selepas merasmikan Konvensyen Bantuan Guaman di Bangi, hari ini.

Selain kesal kerana sesetengah pihak mudah percaya dengan apa sahaja yang didakwa, beliau turut meminta agar rakyat Malaysia khususnya tidak mudah panik dengan isu tersebut.

Tegas Azalina setiap negara mempunyai sistem undang-undang tersendiri termasuk Amerika Syarikat dan Malaysia.

"Dalam negara, kita ada sistem Parlimen, sistem mahkamah kita, sistem peguam negara kita. Kita dah ada semua. Oleh itu, kita lakukan ikut cara kita," katanya.

Baru-baru ini, DOJ mengemukakan saman sivil kedua bagi mendapatkan semula aset-aset yang didakwa diselewengkan daripada 1MDB.- CARI

Bedah.Cun · Post time 21-6-2017 11:33 AM

Who is panic? Excuuuse me?

putehkundor · Post time 21-6-2017 11:37 AM

Geram nya tgk bro azali ni khuens

harkktuih · Post time 21-6-2017 11:38 AM

Bkn dorg yg panik panas bontot?

kentel · Post time 21-6-2017 11:39 AM

cara kita, kita abaikan je permohonan MLA switzerland

Malaysia again rebuffs Swiss request for help in 1MDB probe

Malaysia has again rebuffed Switzerland's request for legal assistance in probing suspected corruption linked to scandal-hit state fund 1MDB, the Swiss attorney general's office said on Friday.

But it said Kuala Lumpur's decision would not hinder the Swiss probe as it works with other countries on the case.

"We respect Malaysia's independent decision on this matter. However, the Malaysian authorities remain free to use the information provided in Switzerland's requests for assistance in their own investigations," Attorney General Michael Lauber said, confirming a report by the Financial Times.

"What is certain is that our own criminal proceedings, which are about maintaining the integrity of the Swiss financial system, will continue. We will ask other jurisdictions for support – for example Singapore, with which we have worked very well, other European jurisdictions and the U.S."

The FT cited the Malaysian attorney-general's chambers as saying it was unable to accede to Switzerland's requests because of a continuing criminal investigation by Malaysian police in relation to matters concerning 1MDB.

Malaysia was committed to co-operating with international partners and there was "no issue of Malaysia blocking the Swiss criminal inquiry", it added, according to the FT.

A source familiar with the discussions told Reuters that while Swiss officials publicly allude to expectations that Malaysia will cooperate, privately the Malaysians have demanded that the Swiss drop their investigation.

Malaysian officials were not immediately available to comment.

Swiss federal prosecutors have opened criminal proceedings against two Swiss private banks and four unidentified people over their links to 1Malaysia Development Berhad (1MDB).

Founded by Malaysian Prime Minister Najib Razak, who chaired its advisory board, 1MDB is the subject of money-laundering investigations in at least six countries including Switzerland, Singapore and the United States.

Najib has denied any wrongdoing and said Malaysia will cooperate with the international investigations.