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November 04, 2025
Contempt case against Shafie and influencer to begin on Dec 1
KOTA KINABALU: Contempt of court proceedings against Parti Warisan president Datuk Seri Mohd Shafie Apdal and social media influencer Che Muna Din will begin on Dec 1 at the Papar Coroner's Court, sitting at the courthouse here. Read full story
**Contempt Case Against Shafie and Influencer to Begin on Dec 1**
KOTA KINABALU - High-profile contempt of court proceedings involving Parti Warisan President Datuk Seri Mohd Shafie Apdal and social media influencer Che Muna Din are set to commence on December 1st at the Papar Coroner's Court, which will be held at the courthouse here. The case has drawn considerable attention due to the prominent figures involved and the potential implications for freedom of speech and the administration of justice.
While details surrounding the specific actions that led to the contempt charges remain somewhat limited, it is understood that the allegations stem from statements or actions perceived as disrespectful or disruptive to the court's authority and the ongoing legal process. Contempt of court is a serious matter, carrying potential penalties ranging from fines to imprisonment.
The decision to proceed with the contempt case underscores the judiciary's commitment to upholding the integrity of the legal system and ensuring that all parties, regardless of their status, adhere to the established rules and procedures. The proceedings are expected to be closely watched by legal experts, political observers, and the general public alike.
Datuk Seri Mohd Shafie Apdal, a significant figure in Sabah politics, currently serves as the President of Parti Warisan. Che Muna Din, on the other hand, is a well-known social media influencer with a substantial online following. Their combined public profiles add another layer of complexity to the already sensitive case.
The Papar Coroner's Court, temporarily convening at the Kota Kinabalu courthouse, will be the venue for the hearings. The choice of venue and the involvement of the Coroner's Court suggest a potential link to a previous inquest or investigation, although the specific details of this connection are not yet publicly available.
As the December 1st start date approaches, further details regarding the specific allegations against Shafie Apdal and Che Muna Din are anticipated to emerge. The proceedings will undoubtedly raise important questions about the balance between freedom of expression and the need to maintain respect for the judiciary. Observers anticipate a lengthy and complex legal battle, with significant implications for all parties involved.
KOTA KINABALU - High-profile contempt of court proceedings involving Parti Warisan President Datuk Seri Mohd Shafie Apdal and social media influencer Che Muna Din are set to commence on December 1st at the Papar Coroner's Court, which will be held at the courthouse here. The case has drawn considerable attention due to the prominent figures involved and the potential implications for freedom of speech and the administration of justice.
While details surrounding the specific actions that led to the contempt charges remain somewhat limited, it is understood that the allegations stem from statements or actions perceived as disrespectful or disruptive to the court's authority and the ongoing legal process. Contempt of court is a serious matter, carrying potential penalties ranging from fines to imprisonment.
The decision to proceed with the contempt case underscores the judiciary's commitment to upholding the integrity of the legal system and ensuring that all parties, regardless of their status, adhere to the established rules and procedures. The proceedings are expected to be closely watched by legal experts, political observers, and the general public alike.
Datuk Seri Mohd Shafie Apdal, a significant figure in Sabah politics, currently serves as the President of Parti Warisan. Che Muna Din, on the other hand, is a well-known social media influencer with a substantial online following. Their combined public profiles add another layer of complexity to the already sensitive case.
The Papar Coroner's Court, temporarily convening at the Kota Kinabalu courthouse, will be the venue for the hearings. The choice of venue and the involvement of the Coroner's Court suggest a potential link to a previous inquest or investigation, although the specific details of this connection are not yet publicly available.
As the December 1st start date approaches, further details regarding the specific allegations against Shafie Apdal and Che Muna Din are anticipated to emerge. The proceedings will undoubtedly raise important questions about the balance between freedom of expression and the need to maintain respect for the judiciary. Observers anticipate a lengthy and complex legal battle, with significant implications for all parties involved.
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