While Abdul Halim Aman’s appointment could be seen as an attempt to restore public trust, experts ask if an outsider can overcome internal resistance and carry out much-needed reforms. KUALA LUMPUR:  Malaysia’s appointment of a retired High Court judge as the new head of its embattled anti-graft agency aims to signal an “institutional reset” and to underscore its independence in probing corruption, say analysts. They add however that as someone not from within the Malaysian Anti-Corruption