Basikal Lajak: A Sad, Long Case For All

Beatrice Chin, Lawyer

20-Apr-22 07:15

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The plight of 27-year-old driver Sam Ke Ting, who was sentenced to 6 years imprisonment by the High Court for dangerous driving, grabbed public attention last week. She was convicted for causing the deaths of 8 teenagers in a 2017 collision, despite being acquitted on two occasions previously by the Magistrate’s Court. Beatrice Chin, a lawyer tells us the legal process ahead. Image credit: Free Malaysia Today

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