‘Basikal lajak’ case: Sam Ke Ting granted stay of execution, leave to appeal High Court’s decision
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A van ferrying Sam Ke Ting arrives at the Palace of Justice in Putrajaya April 18, 2022. — Picture by Shafwan Zaidon
PUTRAJAYA, April 18 — The Court of Appeal granted Sam Ke Ting a stay of execution following her six-year sentence by the High Court last week over the 2017 deaths of eight teenagers who were riding basikal lajak on a poorly-lit highway in Johor.
The court set RM10,000 as bail with one surety.
“The applicant will be released on RM10,000 bail with one surety and we will grant the stay of execution and leave for application for appeal,” Judge Datuk P. Ravinthran said today while delivering his judgment.
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PUTRAJAYA, April 18 — The Court of Appeal granted Sam Ke Ting a stay of execution following her six-year sentence by the High Court last week over the 2017 deaths of eight teenagers who were riding basikal lajak on a poorly-lit highway in Johor.
The court set RM10,000 as bail with one surety.
“The applicant will be released on RM10,000 bail with one surety and we will grant the stay of execution and leave for application for appeal,” Judge Datuk P. Ravinthran said today while delivering his judgment.
MORE TO COME
The result of a 'fair' legal system?
ReplyDeleteNo! No… NO!
That system has been abused, twisted & mismanaged many times over by the system, the people & whatnot, within&without its legalised framework.
This time, Sam's case has gotten a 'review' simply bcoz of the overwhelmingly public outcries on the course of an incoming election.
Nothing more. Nothing less.