Jim Finnel
Fallen Cannabis Warrior & Ex News Moderator
An Indonesian was sentenced to death by the High Court here Monday for trafficking in 4,697gm of cannabis six years ago.
Judicial Commissioner Datuk Asmabi Mohamad found Hasbala Mohd Sarong, 22, guilty of committing the offence in front of the Proton factory at about 10pm on Feb 27, 2004, after ruling that he had failed to cast a reasonable doubt on the prosecution's case.
The offence under section 39B of the Dangerous Drugs Act 1952 carries the mandatory death on conviction.
Both the prosecution and defence called seven witnesses each.
Deputy public prosecutor Mohd Suhairy Zakaria appeared for the prosecution while Hasbala was represented by counsel V. Samynathan.
Meanwhile, in another High Court, Judicial Commissioner Dr Badariah Sahamid acquitted and discharged Pakistani national Abdul Latif Muhamad Bakhsh, 38, of trafficking in 168.73gm of *************** in front of the Cahaya Food Court in Jalan Pandan Cahaya 2/2, Ampang, at about 10.15pm on Nov 28, 2008.
She held that the prosecution had failed to show that Abdul Latif had control and possession of the drug.
She, however, ordered Abdul Latif's co-accused, Majid Saleh Jahromi Amrollah, 44, an Iranian national, to enter his defence on the same charge after ruling that the prosecution had proven that he had control and possession of the drug but not for the trafficking offence.
Deputy public prosecutors Harris Ong Mohd Jeffrey Ong and Zainal Azwar Kamaruddin appeared for the prosecution while Abdul Latif and Majid were represented by counsel Halim Ashgar Mohd Hilmi and Hisyam Teh Poh Teik.
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Source: bernama.com
Copyright: 2010 BERNAMA
Contact: Malaysian National News Agency ~ BERNAMA
Website: BERNAMA - Indonesian To Hang For Drug Trafficking
Judicial Commissioner Datuk Asmabi Mohamad found Hasbala Mohd Sarong, 22, guilty of committing the offence in front of the Proton factory at about 10pm on Feb 27, 2004, after ruling that he had failed to cast a reasonable doubt on the prosecution's case.
The offence under section 39B of the Dangerous Drugs Act 1952 carries the mandatory death on conviction.
Both the prosecution and defence called seven witnesses each.
Deputy public prosecutor Mohd Suhairy Zakaria appeared for the prosecution while Hasbala was represented by counsel V. Samynathan.
Meanwhile, in another High Court, Judicial Commissioner Dr Badariah Sahamid acquitted and discharged Pakistani national Abdul Latif Muhamad Bakhsh, 38, of trafficking in 168.73gm of *************** in front of the Cahaya Food Court in Jalan Pandan Cahaya 2/2, Ampang, at about 10.15pm on Nov 28, 2008.
She held that the prosecution had failed to show that Abdul Latif had control and possession of the drug.
She, however, ordered Abdul Latif's co-accused, Majid Saleh Jahromi Amrollah, 44, an Iranian national, to enter his defence on the same charge after ruling that the prosecution had proven that he had control and possession of the drug but not for the trafficking offence.
Deputy public prosecutors Harris Ong Mohd Jeffrey Ong and Zainal Azwar Kamaruddin appeared for the prosecution while Abdul Latif and Majid were represented by counsel Halim Ashgar Mohd Hilmi and Hisyam Teh Poh Teik.
NewsHawk: User: 420 MAGAZINE
Source: bernama.com
Copyright: 2010 BERNAMA
Contact: Malaysian National News Agency ~ BERNAMA
Website: BERNAMA - Indonesian To Hang For Drug Trafficking
