AIZULFAZLI BIN IDRIS

AIZULFAZLI BIN IDRIS

Material and unresolved conflicts among prosecution witnesses about the exact location of the seizure and inadequate investigation by the investigating officer meant the prosecution did not prove beyond reasonable doubt the essential elements of custody, control and knowledge; accordingly no prima facie case existed...

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Citation
PB-83D-63-01/2024 (Mahkamah Majistret)
Parties
Prosecution: PENDAKWA RAYA; Accused: AIZULFAZLI BIN IDRIS
Court
Magistrates' Court
Jurisdiction
Malaysia
Judgment Date
7 November 2025
Case Number
PB-83D-63-01/2024 (Mahkamah Majistret)
Procedural Posture
Criminal Drug Offence / End of Prosecution Case Accused Discharged and Acquitted (no Call to Defence)
Outcome
Accused discharged and acquitted of the charge under Section 39A(1) Dangerous Drugs Act 1952; accused not called to defend.
Legal Topics
Possession of Controlled Drug, Prima Facie Case, Chain of Custody, Investigation Adequacy, Credibility of Prosecution Witnesses, Benefit of Doubt, Section 39 a Dangerous Drugs Act 1952
Criminal Law Narcotics/drug Offences Evidence Criminal Procedure Possession of Controlled Drug Prima Facie Case Chain of Custody Investigation Adequacy +3 more

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Parties

PENDAKWA RAYA

Prosecution

AIZULFAZLI BIN IDRIS

Accused

Procedural Posture

Criminal Drug Offence / End of Prosecution Case Accused Discharged and Acquitted (no Call to Defence)

Legal Issues

  1. 1 Whether prosecution proved a prima facie case to call the accused to answer
  2. 2 Whether the accused had custody, control and knowledge (possession) of the drug
  3. 3 Whether there was a break in chain of custody or identity of exhibits

Ratio Decidendi

Material and unresolved conflicts among prosecution witnesses about the exact location of the seizure and inadequate investigation by the investigating officer meant the prosecution did not prove beyond reasonable doubt the essential elements of custody, control and knowledge; accordingly no prima facie case existed to call the accused to defend and the accused was discharged and acquitted.

Court Disposition

Accused discharged and acquitted of the charge under Section 39A(1) Dangerous Drugs Act 1952; accused not called to defend.

Orders

  • Accused Aizulfazli bin Idris is discharged and acquitted of the charge under Section 39A(1) Dangerous Drugs Act 1952; no further action ordered in respect of this charge