The criminal litigation process is full of detailed procedure and its proper implementation is important to the fair administration of criminal justice. Case law abounds in this area in applying and interpreting the legislative provisions. A good grasp and understanding of the interplay between the statutory provisions and case law will prove vital in the study and practice of criminal litigation. Written by an experienced criminal law practitioner, this book contains a wealth of knowledge on the criminal litigation process in Malaysia. The text is presented in a lucid and readable manner and contains significant recent court decisions and new legislative developments, including the Criminal Procedure Code (Amendment) Act 2010 and the Criminal Procedure Code (Amendment) Act 2006/2007. The key new areas covered in this book include: Case law development on section 51A of the CPC in relation to pre-trial discovery; Plea bargaining; Pre-trial conference and case management in relation to pre-trial processes; Amendments to section 402A in relation to alibi; Death inquiry process; Section 28A on the rights of arrested persons. This book is a valuable reference for the various parties involved in the administration of justice including students studying the subject of criminal procedure. The detailed discussion, supported by copious citation of case authorities, sheds light on the technicalities of criminal procedure. The comprehensive charts included in the book provide a very useful overview and assists in the overall understanding of each topic.