Ai Cha Ran a/l Din Chee Ron
About Ai Cha Ran a/l Din Chee Ron
Ai Cha Ran a/l Din Chee Ron appears as counsel of record in 3 reported Malaysia judgments (2025–2026). These were heard before MYHC (3).
On the court record
The reported matters concentrate on criminal defence in drug prosecutions, from prima-facie and chain-of-custody questions to sentencing on a guilty plea, grounded in High Court judgments.
Ai Cha Ran a/l Din Chee Ron's reported matters are in criminal defence, appearing for the accused in drug prosecutions in the High Court, principally in Kedah. Two of the matters concern capital drug charges. In each, the accused was charged with trafficking in dangerous drugs under section 39B(1)(a) of the Dangerous Drugs Act 1952, and the questions at the close of the prosecution case were whether the prosecution had made out a prima facie case and, in particular, whether the identity of the exhibits and the chain of evidence connecting them to the accused had been proved. Appearing for the accused, the defence in such cases focuses on the integrity of the exhibits and the sufficiency of the evidence linking the drugs to the person charged, matters that can be decisive at the half-way stage of a trafficking trial.
The profile also includes a case dealt with on an alternative charge. There the accused faced a charge under section 12(2), punishable under section 39A(2), of the Dangerous Drugs Act 1952, and pleaded guilty, so that the question before the Court was whether the sentence was commensurate with the offence; appearing for the accused, the matter engaged the principles that govern sentencing on a plea of guilty to a possession-type charge.
A thread across these decisions is the defence of persons facing drug charges at trial, from testing whether a prima facie case of trafficking has been established and whether the chain of custody of the exhibits holds, to mitigating on a guilty plea to a lesser charge. The reported work is thus concentrated in criminal defence under the Dangerous Drugs Act 1952, argued in the High Court, and grounded in the judgments rather than any ranking. It reflects a practice built around the everyday realities of drug prosecutions in the northern states.
How many cases has Ai Cha Ran a/l Din Chee Ron appeared in?
Ai Cha Ran a/l Din Chee Ron appears as counsel of record in 3 reported Malaysia judgments (2025–2026).
Which courts does Ai Cha Ran a/l Din Chee Ron appear in?
Ai Cha Ran a/l Din Chee Ron appears before MYHC (3).
What kind of work do Ai Cha Ran a/l Din Chee Ron's reported cases involve?
They are criminal-defence matters in the High Court, appearing for the accused in drug prosecutions, including trafficking charges under section 39B(1)(a) of the Dangerous Drugs Act 1952 and an alternative possession-type charge under section 12(2).
What questions arose at the close of the prosecution case in the trafficking trials?
Whether the prosecution had made out a prima facie case and, in particular, whether the identity of the exhibits and the chain of evidence connecting them to the accused had been proved; he appeared for the accused.
How was the alternative-charge matter dealt with?
The accused pleaded guilty to a charge under section 12(2), punishable under section 39A(2), of the Dangerous Drugs Act 1952, so the question was whether the sentence was commensurate with the offence.