Basikal lajak case: Sam's appeal hearing fixed on March 31 next year


PUTRAJAYA: The Court of Appeal has set March 31 next year to hear clerk Sam Ke Ting's appeal against her conviction, six years' jail sentence and fine for reckless driving that killed eight teen cyclists on modified bicycles commonly known as basikal lajak about five years ago.

One of her lawyers, Yasmeen Soh Sha-Nisse, when contacted after the case management before Court of Appeal deputy registrar Norkamilah Aziz on Thursday (Oct 13), confirmed the date.

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