Published: Thursday November 5, 2009 MYT 6:21:00 PM
Second mention of Kugan’s case on Dec 3
PETALING JAYA: The Sessions Court here set Dec 3 for second mention of the case of A. Kugan, who died while in police custody, to enable the prosecution to hand over all documents pertaining to the case.
Judge Aslam Zainuddin set the date after the defence, led by Raj Pal Singh, told the court on Thursday that his team had yet to receive several documents pertaining to the case.
The prosecution, led by Deputy Public Prosecutor Mohamad Abazafree Mohd Abbas, had no objection to the request.
On Oct 1, a constable from the Subang USJ Police Station, V. Navindran, 28, pleaded not guilty at the same court to two counts of causing grievous hurt to Kugan.
Kugan, 22, was detained by police on Jan 15 this year on suspicion of being involved in car thefts but died several days later while being remanded at the police station. -- Bernama
Related Stories:
Court orders return of Kugan's samples to UMMC
Cop pleads not guilty over injuries
Kugan’s mum tries to give memorandum at Istana Negara
Kugan case: Cops ordered to preserve specimens
Kugan’s mum fails in application
Kugan case proceeds ... without a judge!
D-G: Inquiry on Kugan’s post-mortem will be fair
Kugan’s family rejects panel’s findings, wants justice to be served
Kugan’s father still seeking justice for his dead son
Kugan died of inflamed heart and lung, blunt force trauma (Update)
News Poll
- Court ruling takes bite out of local council summonses
- Teoh's second autopsy completed, reburied Tuesday (Update)
- Chin Peng apologises for death of innocents
- Girl and stepmum held over bid to kill first wife
- Biggest karaoke session a blast
- New evidence on MCA snoop squad case arrives at doorstep
- Victim’s dad nabs kidnapper
- Foreigner falls to her death from condominium
- Teoh’s body exhumed for second autopsy today
- DAP: Phee not resigning from party post (Update)
- Court ruling takes bite out of local council summonses
- Chin Peng apologises for death of innocents
- Malaysians must get regular dental checks
- Interpol bust online illegal pharmacy racket
- Big impact in ‘small’ man’s win
- Teoh's second autopsy completed, reburied Tuesday (Update)
- No licence to try offenders
- Johor set to be a medical hub
- New evidence on MCA snoop squad case arrives at doorstep
- Stop blanket approval for outsourcing, says union
RSS
