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High Court drug-trafficking trial concerning 61.19g of diamorphine. The court upheld the chain of custody, applied the trafficking presumption to most exhibits, and altered the charge.
The High Court set lower guilty-plea discount caps for drug offences, holding that the Sentencing Guidelines should not produce sentences clustered near mandatory minima.
The Court of Appeal dismissed a drug-trafficking appeal, upholding findings that the appellant knew the drugs were diamorphine, intended trafficking, and was not a mere courier.
The High Court convicted Tan Yew Kuan and Dineshkumar Sambusivam of diamorphine offences under the Misuse of Drugs Act after finding the statutory presumptions were not rebutted.
The High Court convicted the accused of possessing diamorphine for trafficking, rejected his consumption and courier defences, and imposed the mandatory death sentence.
The High Court convicted Mustaqim bin Abdul Kadir of trafficking 56.8g net of diamorphine, admitted his statements, and rejected inducement claims.
The High Court convicted the accused of methamphetamine trafficking after finding he knew, or was wilfully blind to, the drugs in five bundles he carried.
The Court of Appeal dismissed the drug-trafficking appeal, holding that the bailment defence did not apply and that the appellant knew the drugs were part of supply.
The court convicted the accused on three cannabis charges after finding knowing possession and trafficking proved. A late charge amendment was allowed with no prejudice.
The accused pleaded guilty to possessing 14.99g of diamorphine for trafficking. The High Court sentenced him to 27 years' imprisonment and 15 strokes, backdated to remand.
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