Appeals court substitutes man’s jail term with a caution for breaching restriction order


PUTRAJAYA: A second-hand car dealer on Monday (Nov 17) escaped jail sentence after the Court of Appeal substituted his two-year imprisonment with a caution for breaching a restriction order linked to alleged gang activities.

A Court of Appeal three-member bench chaired by Justice Datuk Azmi Ariffin dismissed Michael Liew’s appeal against conviction, but exercised its discretion under Section 384 of the Criminal Procedure Code to issue a caution and discharge.

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