Management of Patrick Teoh's insulting TMJ case set for Sept 7


Former radio announcer and actor Patrick Teoh accompanied by his wife Chan Hui Min has pleaded not guilty to the charge of allegedly insulting Johor Crown Prince Tunku Ismail Ibni Sultan via his Facebook page at the Session Court on Sunday (June 14).

JOHOR BAHRU (Bernama): The Sessions Court here on Monday (July 20) fixed Sept 7 for management of the case involving popular deejay Patrick Teoh who was charged with making an offensive statement against the Tunku Mahkota of Johor (TMJ) Tunku Ismail Sultan Ibrahim.

Judge Faiz Dziyauddin set the date after the counsel representing Teoh informed the court that the defence wanted to refer the case to the High Court on a constitutional issue, and the prosecution did not object to it.

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