Malaysia’s Najib discharged over US$6.3 million money laundering case
The ruling comes after the former prime minister was also given a legal reprieve last year in a separate 1MDB-related embezzlement case

The ruling marks the second time a case involving Najib has been dismissed due to prosecutorial inaction, raising fresh questions about the conduct and priorities of the Attorney General’s Chambers (AGC).
“[Najib] is very happy simply because there are not too many cases overhanging his head [now],” the lawyer told reporters after the verdict.
A DNAA does not absolve the accused of an alleged offence and allows the prosecution to refile charges at a later date.
Najib, now 72, was initially charged in February 2019 with three counts of receiving 27 million ringgit (US$6.3 million) in proceeds from unlawful activities through three personal bank accounts on July 8, 2014.