With Transmile Case, Critics Ponder Whether Justice Delayed Is Justice Denied
10 mins·07:17, 2 Sept 2020
With Transmile Case, Critics Ponder Whether Justice Delayed Is Justice Denied
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07:17, 2 Sept 2020
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A mere 2.5 million ringgit fine and one day in jail, the sentence meted out to former Transmile Group Bhd CEO Gan Boon Aun for millions lost in white-collar crime committed 13 years ago, has raised necessary questions about the extent of time taken as well as the severity of punishment.
Criminal lawyer Sreekant Pillai discusses.
Image credit: Tingey Injury Law Firm / Unsplash
Presenter: Khoo Hsu Chuang, Wong Shou Ning
Producer: Dayana Mustak
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