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Prosecution prepares up to 20 witnesses for GISBH money laundering trial
The Sessions Court in Shah Alam has been informed that prosecutors plan to call up to 20 witnesses as the money laundering trial involving GISBH proceeds. The trial is examining allegations related to financial misconduct.
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SHAH ALAM — The prosecution's case against those accused in the GISBH money laundering matter is set to unfold over several weeks, with legal representatives informing the Sessions Court here that up to 20 witnesses may be called to testify.
The court was updated on Monday regarding the scope of evidence the prosecution intends to present as it builds its case against the accused parties. The disclosure provides an indication of the complexity and depth of the allegations under examination.
The trial, which is being heard at the Shah Alam Sessions Court, involves accusations of money laundering connected to GISBH. Prosecutors are expected to methodically present evidence through witness testimony as the proceedings continue.
No date for the completion of the trial has been announced, though the number of scheduled witnesses suggests the legal process could extend considerably. The court will continue to manage the case schedule as evidence is presented and cross-examined.