Constitutional Law in Malaysia: Text, Cases & Materials | Student’s Edition

Constitutional Law in Malaysia: Text, Cases & Materials | Student’s Edition

Constitutional Law in Malaysia: Text, Cases & Materials serves as an in-depth casebook that thoroughly explores the full range of constitutional law topics, from foundational principles and key institutions to fundamental rights. Each topic is introduced with a clear overview, followed by carefully curated extracts from landmark cases, academic writings, and book chapters. These essential readings are supported by insightful notes and thought-provoking questions designed to encourage critical analysis and deeper engagement with the subject. Additional references are also provided to guide further research.

With its wide selection of primary materials, the book allows students to access important sources directly, reducing the need to search extensively through libraries. This approach promotes direct engagement with original texts, fostering a stronger and more comprehensive understanding of constitutional law.

Key Highlights of Constitutional Law in Malaysia: Text, Cases & Materials | Student’s Edition:

• In-depth examination of the Federal Constitution

• Comprehensive coverage of significant cases, including excerpts from key judgments

• Wide-ranging discussion of Malaysian constitutional principles and individual rights

• Convenient access to relevant international sources through selected extracts

• Sharp analysis, expert commentary, and engaging questions to encourage critical thinking

About the Editors:

Kevin YL Tan is an Adjunct Professor at the Faculty of Law, National University of Singapore. With nearly four decades of experience teaching constitutional and administrative law, he is a prolific scholar in his field and beyond. He currently serves as Editor-in-Chief of the Asian Journal of Comparative Law and sits on the editorial board of the Korean Journal of International and Comparative Law.

Jaclyn L Neo is an Associate Professor and Director of the Centre for Asian Legal Studies at the Faculty of Law, National University of Singapore (NUS). Her expertise lies in comparative constitutional law in Asia and the intersection of law and religion. She is a widely published academic and has edited or co-edited numerous books and special issues in top-tier journals.

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