What is the legal consequence of Lim Guan Eng's prosecution?

What is the legal consequence of Lim Guan Eng’s prosecution? This video - 'What is the legal consequence of Lim Guan Eng’s prosecution?' - has a strange story behind it. The following story describes how this video came to be made: Last week, we went to the scene at Langkawi's 101 Paradise. We took a while to set up the camera and equipment. I was drenched in sweat - it was a hot day. I had scripted 8 other 'legal' subjects and was preparing them to be used in shooting. This subject was the last thing on my mind - we had not scripted for it at all! When I was about to start, a sudden gale-force wind arose. It threatened to knock off our 25-kg tripod. The sky became dark. Driving rain threatened to swamp all our sound equipment. Unhitching the camera from the tripod, I got it into a plastic bag - barely in time as the winds raced in, pelting us with heavy raindrops. One sound equipment piece was blown off to sea. An friend, an ex-navy diver, went after it, but the waves had carried it away. We fled for cover, all drenched. I was anxious that the camera body and lens would get wet, and mist up. That would have been a disaster. As for the scripts, they were gone - drenched. In that weather, the iPad was out of the question. And so we called it off, and packed up. The next day, when we got a few minutes free off work, we went to the same place. Without a script, we had to think of something 'current, neutral and legal'. So we chanced upon this subject - one that we had not thought about. The lighting, for some reason, became purple in colour, and that seemed to attract a particular kind of fly, which kept pestering the camera and my face. I blew at it many times: and had to be re-shoot the same sentence thrice, while avoiding the fly. By the time we were part-way through, it had become far too dark, we had not prepared adequate lighting, and were forced to stop. I observed all this ruefully in post-production, and had to cut a great deal of the footage. At the end of editing, I thought the footage was unusable. It is the editor who saved what you now see: it was the only thing that was left! Necessity is the mother of Invention - an old saying, yes, but to me, it has a new meaning! I hope you enjoy the video. About this subject: This video, ‘What is the legal consequence of Lim Guan Eng’s prosecution?’ deals with practical question of the legal and political consequences of Mr.Lim Guan Eng MP’s current ongoing criminal charge. Mr GE Lim has challenged the charge, and is resolved to gift it. This video examines the fate this case. I hope you like it. The text version: The text version can be found at my blog, 'Paradox' at: https://www.gkg.legal/gerrymandering-... Gratitude: This video would not have been possible without the relentless, unceasing and often sleepless efforts of the Japanese artist, En. Samad Hassan, the unceasing efforts of KN Geetha, GS Saran and JD Prabhkirat, and My friends as 101 Paradise, Langkawi, Kedah, especially Addi, Khairil, Joe (ex Navy), Rajah, Balu, Bhayya, and several other friends who wish to remain anonymous. To them I say, ‘Thank you’. An interesting point to note: on the first say of shooting we were assailed by gale-force winds, which nearly blew the equipment out to sea! We persisted amidst many difficulties. This is the result of it. Music ‘Waltz of the Flowers’ by Tchaikovsky Creative Commons — Attribution 3.0 Unported— CC BY 3.0 https://creativecommons.org/licenses/...