Anyone remembers the psycho who pushed his GF @ CLE?
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It seems he returned to KL after serving his jail term and is now working at at bank. However, the prosecution service appealed to have his sentenced increased, and he must return to SG to serve out the increased sentence or an interpol warrant will be issued.
Don't you think the prosecutors are too slow?
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But on what basis they want him to serve more time? Did he go after g.f. again?
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Apparently, the DPP felt the previous sentence was too light as a result of sympathy judgement.Originally posted by adetet:But on what basis they want him to serve more time? Did he go after g.f. again? -
the judge's fault la coz he screwed up the judgement. might not be coz the prosecutors are too slow. there may be lots of obstacles and procedures to follow in the prosecution appeal and in the process, the convict has already been released and f-off liao.Originally posted by iveco:It seems he returned to KL after serving his jail term and is now working at at bank. However, the prosecution service appealed to have his sentenced increased, and he must return to SG to serve out the increased sentence or an interpol warrant will be issued.
Don't you think the prosecutors are too slow?
it look very stupid to sentence a convicted person, lock him up and then after his release, the authorities decided to increase his jail sentence. but if the prosecutors fail to appeal for heavier sentence, this case will set a precedence for future similar offences and the defendant can demand for similar jail sentence. -
The part highlighted shows exactly how I feel. It makes the whole issue look like a farce. People might lose faith in the system.Originally posted by SBS3688Y:it look very stupid to sentence a convicted person, lock him up and then after his release, the authorities decided to increase his jail sentence. but if the prosecutors fail to appeal for heavier sentence, this case will set a precedence for future similar offences and the defendant can demand for similar jail sentence.