Everyone is innocent, until they're proven otherwise, not? From day one of my prosecution life, there're a number of conviction - of course mostly because of plea of guilty and of course there are instances when cases are being discharged not amounting to acquittal. What should I feel? Happy when there's a conviction? Or sad when there's a discharge or acquittal? Is my duty to warrant a conviction? Or is my job is to adduce the evidence, prosecute the case and let the judge decide on the fact and law?
Day one in KL courts till today, I should say I've learnt a lot. Of course in term of knowledge and skill, there are still plenty of room for improvement. The challenges I faced from judges, I.Os., defence counsel have carried me to a point where I don't see myself will be at if I didn't join the service from the beginning.
Soon, a month to go - I will be back in Putrajaya again. And later I am not sure where else I will be posted to. Regardless of where, I believe in the cause and effect. I'll definitely get a place which needs me the most. Whether to stay on service or not, as long as there's learning opportunity, I will stay on. The challenge is there, I will take it. I believe this early exposure of everything will help me in my future - to use what I've learnt to help and contribute to the society.
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