MCO violater wants jail sentence revised, claims disparity in sentencing - report

Published: Apr 28, 2020 11:18 AM

CORONAVIRUS | A prisoner serving a 30-day jail term for violating the movement control order is reportedly seeking to have her sentence revised, citing a disparity in sentencing.

According to Free Malaysia Today, B Lisa Christina said in her court papers filed on April 22 that she was charged alongside two others a day earlier for a similar offence...

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