Peter Anthony’s appeal against conviction, sentence to be heard on Jan 27 next year


KUALA LUMPUR: The High Court here has set Jan 27 next year to hear former Sabah Infrastructure Development Minister Datuk Peter Anthony’s appeal to set aside his conviction and three year jail sentence, along with a RM50,000 fine for using falsified documents.

Peter’s counsel S. Devanandan said the date was set by assistant registrar Nurul Ain Hamzah during today’s case management, with deputy public prosecutor Haresh Prakash Somiah attending.

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