Tension-filled: Low (right) and Muhammad Shafee outside the court. Low, who was supposed to be sentenced yesterday, was found guilty on Jan 11 for the manipulation of Repco shares.
KUALA LUMPUR: Following a tension-filled two-hour mitigation process, the Kuala Lumpur Sessions Court will preside one final time on Feb 29 to decide on the fate of Low Thiam Hock, who was found guilty last month of manipulating Repco Holdings Bhd shares.
Defence counsel, Tan Sri Muhammad Shafee Abdullah argued that Low was a first-time offender and that the offence he committed was “victimless”.
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