Meon is a coach to the national hockey team in the capital. He has separated from his wife, Munah and has three sons, Malim, Leman and Kundang. Malim is under the care of Meon while Leman and Kundang are under the care of his wife. All of Meon's children are still in school.

Due to being busy with matches and training sessions to prepare the hockey team for the match in the Asian League, Meon could not focus on Malim's learning. Malim, who will sit for the Sijil Pelajaran Malaysia examination, has dropped out of his studies and is often involved in disciplinary problems at school. Recently Malim was arrested by a discipline teacher for smoking in the toilet. The school principal had two meetings with Malim and eventually Malim was expelled school. Meon was not satisfied with the headmaster's action and urged Malim to challenge the decision. Although he did not wholeheartedly agree to his father's request but Malim finally complied. The reason Malim used to do so was that no notice of removal was given to him.

Meanwhile, Meon's position as national coach has been revoked on the grounds that he had given a drug to his players before the start of a hockey match against the Thai team recently. Meon was so upset with the decision, he proposed to challenge the sentence that had been made on him on invalid grounds as no oral trial was held.

Meon's fortunes were exacerbated when he faced another charge of stealing a player's jersey and selling it on the black market while he was working as a hockey coach. Meon finds out that the case will be tried by her ex -sister -in -law. Meon's sister -in -law really doesn't like Meon and she is the cause of the divorce between Meon and Munah. Meon intends to object to this because there is self -bias.

Advise Meon and Malim based on the provisions of the Administrative Law.