Shah Nasir Hussain v Pendakwa Raya [Pendakwa Raya]
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Shah Nasir Hussain v Pendakwa Raya [Pendakwa Raya] is a Court of Appeal (Mahkamah Rayuan) decision dated November 9, 2025 (citation: b-05sh-199-04-2024). <p>The appellant was convicted of trafficking 468.7 grams of heroin and monoacetylmorphines found in a bag near Hotel Nouvelle along the KL-Seremban highway in Seri Kembangan. The defence of denial was rejected as the prosecution established possession and knowledge through direct evidence including the drug seizure, while documentary evidence such as DNA, fingerprints, and CCTV were considered only as corroborative. The Court of Appeal unanimously dismissed the appeal and upheld the 30-year imp The panel comprised Azmi bin Ariffin, Meor Hashimi bin Abdul Hamid and Noorin binti Badaruddin, with Azmi bin Ariffin delivering the judgment. Counsel appearing: Jaspal Singh Mann (counsel for appellant), Mohd. Fuad bin Abdul Aziz (prosecution counsel), Pramjit Kaur (counsel for appellant).
Summary
The appellant was convicted of trafficking 468.7 grams of heroin and monoacetylmorphines found in a bag near Hotel Nouvelle along the KL-Seremban highway in Seri Kembangan. The defence of denial was rejected as the prosecution established possession and knowledge through direct evidence including the drug seizure, while documentary evidence such as DNA, fingerprints, and CCTV were considered only as corroborative. The Court of Appeal unanimously dismissed the appeal and upheld the 30-year imprisonment sentence.
What was the outcome of Shah Nasir Hussain v Pendakwa Raya [Pendakwa Raya]?
<p>The appellant was convicted of trafficking 468.7 grams of heroin and monoacetylmorphines found in a bag near Hotel Nouvelle along the KL-Seremban h...