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Chief Justice Arifin Zakaria said while the judiciary welcomes criticism, the people should read the judgments before throwing brickbats.
He said that people should dissect the judgments and tell the judiciary where they are wrong.
He said that people should dissect the judgments and tell the judiciary where they are wrong.
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