Mat lajak case: Sam doesn’t blame judiciary system


Early day: Sam’s family members arriving at the courthouse to attend her hearing in Putrajaya.

PUTRAJAYA: She was sentenced to jail time and a fine by the High Court but Sam Ke Ting, whose case has been the subject of public debate, believes the judiciary was not to be blamed. Her lawyer Muhammad Faizal Mokhtar told the press that Sam was a law-abiding citizen who believed in the rule of law.

“She expressed her disappointment when the public blamed the judiciary system.

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