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post Mar 16 2018, 10:37 AM, updated 7y ago

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Datin escapes jail for severely injuring her Indonesian maid

PETALING JAYA: A Datin escaped jail time for causing severe injuries to her Indonesian maid.

Datin Rozita Mohamad Ali was instead sentenced to a good behaviour bond for five years by the Sessions Court here.

Previously, Rozita had been charged with attempted murder of her maid, Suyanti Sutrinso, using a kitchen knife, a steel mop, a clothes hanger and an umbrella.

The alleged offence happened two years ago when the maid was 19-years-old at a house in Mutiara Damansara here.

A total of 10 prosecution witnesses were called to give evidence in the trial which began on May 9 last year.


Rozita had allegedly caused multiple injuries to the victim's head, hands, legs and internal organs between 7am and 12pm on Dec 21, 2016.

The charge was amended to "causing grievous hurt" by dangerous weapons or means under Section 326 of the Penal Code.

After Rozita pleaded guilty to this lesser charge, Judge Mohammed Mokhzani Mokhtar sentenced her to be bound over for five years on a good behaviour bond of RM20,000.

Deputy Public Prosecutor V. Suloshani urged the court to mete out a jail sentence to serve as a deterrent against the accused, adding that the incident had gone viral in social media.

However, Rozita's lawyer, Datuk Rosal Azimin Ahmad, applied for the good behaviour bond as his client had suffered from extreme pressure and stress after she was charged in court.

"My client has repented," he said.

Earlier, Judge Mokhzani said the sentence did not mean that she has been freed but she was still bound to the court for the stipulated time frame.

The prosecution filed an appeal against the judgement on Thursday.


Read more at https://www.thestar.com.my/news/nation/2018...okqoGkIjJruF.99
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repent and ye shall be set free
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Repented!!! Hell ya!!
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post Mar 16 2018, 10:43 AM

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Datin drill ada tak?
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Ok if escape jail, no problem, but add all physical injury to her can? This physical injury should be same with the all injuries that she did to the victim.
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Probably the Indonesian Embassy will try to challenge this and bring to Court of Appeal.

Causing grievous hurt by dangerous weapon or mean under Penal Code only 5 years good behaviour bond?
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holy shit. is this how low our law is? can easily escape jail even tho found guilty?
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If normal peasant confirmlan masuk lokap liao.... seems fair huh?
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LOL I thought "Nirmala Bonat vs Yim Pek Har" case already created precedent case,.... rupa rupa nya have to come clear on how precedent case is applicable here
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QUOTE(Axolotl @ Mar 16 2018, 10:43 AM)
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By claiming one has repented, anyone can escape jail term? This would set a precedence in Malaysian courts. Only in Malaysia. Malaysia Boleh.

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