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In this new Malaysia, everyone has the right and should be given a voice and a platform to voice their concerns and opinions. Or, do they?

Following the Christchurch shooting, Alan Razak believes that one's thirst for religiosity must never be quenched by sipping the blood of others.

My only motivation to persevere in this equally challenging practice of law has been largely moulded by my mothers singular attitude in dealing with trials in life, present or forthcoming.

What is the the most unforgivable sin to be committed by a lawyer? Alan Razak writes.

As a lawyer, nothing seems more worrying than a lethal disease called linguistic dysfunction. Alan Razak writes.

What was the actual issue behind the public's uproar over the recent viral video showing the legal fraternity's top guns doing 'The Twist' at a private event? Alan Razak explains.

When a lawyer fails to contain his emotions in the courtroom, he puts justice at stake. Alan Razak writes.

While it is natural for us to be presumptuous, to place our version of the truth ahead of the law's is just purely juvenile. Lawyer Alan Razak writes.

Lawyer Alan Razak likens the lack of judgment possessed by some Malaysians to the drama portrayed in Shakespeare's "Much Ado About Nothing".