NUR AISHAH BINTI ABDULLAH v Pendakwa Raya
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NUR AISHAH BINTI ABDULLAH v Pendakwa Raya is a Court of Appeal (Mahkamah Rayuan) decision dated July 2, 2025 (citation: j-05sh-310-08-2023). <p>The appellant was convicted of trafficking 136.60g of heroin and 65.55g of monoacetylmorphines under s.39B(1)(a) of the Dangerous Drugs Act 1952, following an agent provocateur operation in Johor Bahru. The key issues included the sufficiency of the agent provocateur's evidence, the appellant's innocent carrier defence, and the absence of CCTV and fingerprint evidence. The Court of Appeal unanimously dismissed the appeal against conviction and sentence of life imprisonment.</p> The panel comprised Azman bin Abdullah, Azmi bin Ariffin and Mohamed Zaini bin Mazlan, with Azman bin Abdullah delivering the judgment. Counsel appearing: Bernard George (counsel for appellant), Mohd. Fuad bin Abdul Aziz (prosecution counsel).
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The appellant was convicted of trafficking 136.60g of heroin and 65.55g of monoacetylmorphines under s.39B(1)(a) of the Dangerous Drugs Act 1952, following an agent provocateur operation in Johor Bahru. The key issues included the sufficiency of the agent provocateur's evidence, the appellant's innocent carrier defence, and the absence of CCTV and fingerprint evidence. The Court of Appeal unanimously dismissed the appeal against conviction and sentence of life imprisonment.
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<p>The appellant was convicted of trafficking 136.60g of heroin and 65.55g of monoacetylmorphines under s.39B(1)(a) of the Dangerous Drugs Act 1952, f...