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The Court of Appeal dismissed a sentencing appeal over cannabis importation, holding that the appellant could not belatedly dispute admitted facts and that 27 years and 15 strokes was not manifestly excessive.
The High Court amended a drug-trafficking charge after deducting 1.37g attributable to co-accused and 5.7g proved for personal use, then convicted and sentenced the accused to 26 years.
The High Court reduced a drug-trafficking sentence from 11 years to 8 years, holding that quantity alone is not enough and offender culpability must also be assessed.
The High Court convicted the accused of trafficking 104.21g of diamorphine, rejected his claim of ignorance, and imposed the death sentence.
The Court of Appeal dismissed Tang Hai Liang’s appeal against his drug-trafficking conviction and death sentence, finding no unsafe use of statutory presumptions and sufficient independent evidence.
The High Court convicted Thong Ah Fat of trafficking 142.41g of diamorphine after finding he knew what he was carrying and that his police statement was voluntary.
The High Court convicted Pang Siew Fum and Cheong Chun Yin of trafficking diamorphine, rejecting their claims that they were carrying other valuables.
The High Court convicted the accused of trafficking not less than 626.5g of diamorphine after finding he failed to rebut the presumption that he knew the tyre contained heroin.
The Court of Appeal dismissed drug-trafficking appeals, upholding death sentences after finding the appellants were knowingly involved in packing and possessing diamorphine.
The High Court convicted the accused of drug trafficking, finding he failed to rebut the presumption that he knew the heroin in a briefcase he possessed.
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