MALAYSIA. HIGH COURT ADJOURNS TRIAL ON INDONESIAN WORKER
a Malaysian High Court adjourned the trial of an Indonesian male worker from the West Lombok district, Suhaedi bin Asnawi, who had been sentenced to death for the murder of his employer.
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a Malaysian High Court adjourned the trial of an Indonesian male worker from the West Lombok district, Suhaedi bin Asnawi, who had been sentenced to death for the murder of his employer.
"The trial was adjourned after the court received a letter from the Mataram Lunatic Assylum certifying that Adi was once treated at the mental institution for pscychological disorders," head of the local manpower office, H Sirojul Munir, said. He also said that the date of the next trial had yet to be set.
"The trial was adjourned after the court received a letter from the Mataram Lunatic Assylum certifying that Adi was once treated at the mental institution for pscychological disorders," head of the local manpower office, H Sirojul Munir, said. He also said that the date of the next trial had yet to be set.
— SOURCES
- (Sources: Organisation of Asia-Pacific News Agencies, 03/03/2006)
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