Clerk’s appeal in ‘mat lajak’ case to be heard on March 31


PUTRAJAYA: The Court of Appeal has set March 31 next year to hear clerk Sam Ke Ting’s appeal against her six-year-jail sentence and fine for reckless driving that killed eight teenage cyclists 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 yesterday, confirmed the date.

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