KUALA LUMPUR, July 27 -- -- The High Court is expected to decide tomorrow whether Pekan MP Datuk Seri Najib Razak is guilty or not guilty of the charges in the SRC International trial.

It's one of several high-profile corruption cases in courts over the past two years and the first ever to involve a former prime minister, to reach a resolution at the High Court.

Some of you may be wondering about the legal implications for an MP who is found guilty. Here's what Malay Mail found out from several lawyers.

1. What happens to an existing MP's status?

Article 48(1)(e) of the Federal Constitution states that MPs are disqualified if convicted of an offence and sentenced to a jail term of more than one year and fined more than RM2,000 and if ...