Mat lajak case: Appellate court sets May 11 for case management of Sam's appeal


PETALING JAYA: The Court of Appeal has fixed May 11 for case management of Sam Ke Ting's appeal for reckless driving that killed eight teenagers on "basikal lajak", or modified bicycles, in 2017.

She succeeded in obtaining leave to appeal the High Court decision on April 18, with the Court of Appeal also allowing a stay on her sentence pending the disposal of her appeal.

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