HARUN BIN IBRAHIM v Pendakwa Raya [Pendakwa Raya]
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HARUN BIN IBRAHIM v Pendakwa Raya [Pendakwa Raya] is a Court of Appeal (Mahkamah Rayuan) decision dated March 24, 2025 (citation: k-05sh-14-01-2024). <p>Three co-accused were convicted of trafficking 24.2g of monoacetylmorphines found in a shophouse in Langkawi and each sentenced to life imprisonment and 12 strokes. On appeal, the Court of Appeal allowed the appeals on sentence, accepting an alternative charge of possession under Section 12(2) of the Dangerous Drugs Act 1952 and reducing the sentences to 9 years' imprisonment from date of arrest and 10 strokes of whipping for each appellant.</p> The panel comprised Azmi bin Ariffin, Che Mohd Ruzima bin Ghazali and Mohamed Zaini bin Mazlan, with Azmi bin Ariffin delivering the judgment. Counsel appearing: Nurul A'tikah Rusli (counsel for appellant), Nurul Aqilah Syaqirin Binti Nor (counsel for appellant), Zaki Asyraf Bin Zubir (prosecution counsel).
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Three co-accused were convicted of trafficking 24.2g of monoacetylmorphines found in a shophouse in Langkawi and each sentenced to life imprisonment and 12 strokes. On appeal, the Court of Appeal allowed the appeals on sentence, accepting an alternative charge of possession under Section 12(2) of the Dangerous Drugs Act 1952 and reducing the sentences to 9 years' imprisonment from date of arrest and 10 strokes of whipping for each appellant.
What was the outcome of HARUN BIN IBRAHIM v Pendakwa Raya [Pendakwa Raya]?
<p>Three co-accused were convicted of trafficking 24.2g of monoacetylmorphines found in a shophouse in Langkawi and each sentenced to life imprisonmen...