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Five former university students, who participated in an anti-ISA rally at the national mosque in 2001 have failed to overturn their conviction.
In a majority decision, a three-member Court of Appeal bench led by Justice Apandi Ali also ruled that a section of the Police Act was not unconstitutional.
In a majority decision, a three-member Court of Appeal bench led by Justice Apandi Ali also ruled that a section of the Police Act was not unconstitutional.
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