Jabatan Peguam Negara, or the Attorney General’s Chambers (AGC), serves as the legal backbone of the Malaysian Government. Under the leadership of the Attorney General of Malaysia, the AGC provides comprehensive legal advice, drafts legislation, prosecutes criminal matters and represents the Government in civil and public law litigation. Established as a formal institution in 1948 and operating under the Prime Minister’s Department since 1980, the AGC plays a critical role in safeguarding the rule of law and the public interest through fair, efficient and professional legal service. The AGC’s core functions include: • Advising the Federal and State Governments on legal matters, including Shariah law; • Drafting and vetting federal Read more