High Court so sweet, arrange date with hangman for hopeless junkie, how dare M Ravi kpkb!!!!!

[micromachine]

M. Ravi posted about the case on Facebook on Monday:


As i was in High Court this morning arguing a death penalty case on account of miscarriage of justice, I was informed by the friend of Syed Suhail (another case) that he will be executed this Friday at 6am at Changi Prison. Suhail has been sentenced to death for drug trafficking. Attached is a letter to arrange a funeral for someone who is still alive. The Singapore criminal justice system needs urgent reforms given all that which has transpired recently. I urge the state that all death penalty cases must be stopped and a moratorium should be imposed immediately as once a life has been deprived, death penalty is irreversible. Until a fair system of administration of justice is in place, there is a danger that an innocent person may be wrongfully executed.


Suhail is a victim of his own addiction which is a medical condition. The following paragraphs from his High Court judgement are noteworthy where one of Singapore's leading psychiatrist and a psychologist have testified on behalf of Suhail.
"From April 2011, he gradually increased his intake of heroin until he was taking roughly 12g to 18g of normal grade heroin a day around the time of his arrest on 3 August 2011. He described the normal grade heroin as “coklat gelap” or dark chocolate, which contained upwards of 25g of heroin in a 442g packet (“the normal grade heroin”). He clarified that he did not reach this rate of consumption, which would cost an estimated $5,000 a month, overnight. In August 2011, his dependency level had got to the point where each use of heroin was just to delay the onset of withdrawal symptoms rather than to get high. He was injecting himself every two or three hours. When he had to work, he would smoke the heroin. When his urine was tested after his arrest, it contained 33.3 µg/ml of morphine."


"Dr Winslow also said that if a heroin user’s source was reliable, he would usually keep about one month’s worth of the drug to ensure that supply did not run out. If the supply line was erratic or he was unsure of his source, he could keep up to three months’ worth of heroin. Most addicts who consumed heroin at higher levels needed to support their consumption habit by selling a portion of the heroin that they had bought to offset the cost of their own use."
There has to be a better response than imposing death penalty on Suhail as he is a victim of his medical condition.


I humbly urge everyone including the anti death penalty activists in Singapore and around the world to campaign to save Syed Suhail from being executed this Friday.

 

[tun_dr_m]

fucking Human Rights is THE ULTIMATE CRIME responsible most DIRECTLY FOR GLOBAL TOTAL EXTINCTION SUICIDE! KNN!

 

[Leongsam]

Singapore's death penalty has saved hundreds of thousands of lives from the scourge of drugs.

Hanging a few once in a while is small price to pay for keeping the drug problem at bay. In liberal Western countries which treat druggies as victims instead of criminals the carnage from overdose deaths and turf wars is destroying vast swathes of the population with no end in sight.

The death penalty is paramount in the war against drugs and must be upheld at all costs.

 

[blackmondy]

Singapore's death penalty has saved hundreds of thousands of lives from the scourge of drugs.

Hanging a few once in a while is small price to pay for keeping the drug problem at bay. In liberal Western countries which treat druggies as victims instead of criminals the carnage from overdose deaths and turf wars is destroying vast swathes of the population with no end in sight.

The death penalty is paramount in the war against drugs and must be upheld at all costs.

The problem is the ones that get hang are the traffickers and not the kingpins themselves.

 

[Leongsam]

The problem is the ones that get hang are the traffickers and not the kingpins themselves.

The kingpins will never do the dirty work. That is why it is necessary to eliminate all the traffickers to prevent the kingpins from establishing a supply chain.

 

[blackmondy]

The kingpins will never do the dirty work. That is why it is necessary to eliminate all the traffickers to prevent the kingpins from establishing a supply chain.

Shouldn't it be the other way round if you want to nib it in the bud ?

 

[Leongsam]

Shouldn't it be the other way round if you want to nib it in the bud ?

The kingpins are overseas eg Burma.

 

[blackmondy]

The kingpins are overseas eg Burma.

And their children new shittyzens here.
Hanging traffickers is nothing but a fucking wayang to show their seemingly "strong" stance against drugs.
The irony is that piss and poop knows jolly well these kingpins are the ones nourishing the financial sector here with drug money.
So indirectly these traffickers contribute to our economy, so why hang them ?

 

[Leongsam]

And their children new shittyzens here.
Hanging traffickers is nothing but a fucking wayang to show their seemingly "strong" stance against drugs.
The irony is that piss and poop knows jolly well these kingpins are the ones nourishing the financial sector here with drug money.
So indirectly these traffickers contribute to our economy, so why hang them ?

Singapore wants their money but not their drugs so the kingpins are welcome to make their money from the rest of the world and then deposit the proceeds in Singapore so that we can manage their funds. It's a win-win situation for both parties.

 

[Loofydralb]

The problem is the ones that get hang are the traffickers and not the kingpins themselves.

In Syed Suhail's case, he is not even a trafficker. Expert testimony has agreed with him that he is a victim trapped into an addiction.
The prosecution could not prove he ever once sold drugs to somebody or attempted to sell drugs.
This execution if carried out will again highlight the injustice in the system where the lowest and most vulnerable are denied justice like the maid Parti case.

 

[Leongsam]

In Syed Suhail's case, he is not even a trafficker. Expert testimony has agreed with him that he is a victim trapped into an addiction.
The prosecution could not prove he ever once sold drugs to somebody or attempted to sell drugs.
This execution if carried out will again highlight the injustice in the system where the lowest and most vulnerable are denied justice like the maid Parti case.

Don't be fooled this is the standard defence whenever a trafficker is caught. It's the same in NZ where someone found growing 50 huge cannabis plants in his garage will claim that it is all for his own consumption.

 

[Loofydralb]

Don't be fooled this is the standard defence whenever a trafficker is caught. It's the same in NZ where someone found growing 50 huge cannabis plants in his garage will claim that it is all for his own consumption.

The claim was corroborated by expert witness testimony testifying for the prosecution.

 

[Leongsam]

The claim was corroborated by expert witness testimony testifying for the prosecution.

Lawyers will always subpoena so called "experts" regardless of the charge.

I can still recall a defense witness in a rape case who was supposedly an expert in sexual health who testified that the defendant could not possibly have raped anyone because he was impotent.

Take all this expert testimony with a pinch of salt. Both prosecution and defense will each have their own set of experts who are experts at given expert testimony.

 

[kaninabuchaojibye]

Lawyers will always subpoena so called "experts" regardless of the charge.

I can still recall a defense witness in a rape case who was supposedly an expert in sexual health who testified that the defendant could not possibly have raped anyone because he was impotent.

Take all this expert testimony with a pinch of salt. Both prosecution and defense will each have their own set of experts who are experts at given expert testimony.

true
experts are paid
money talks

 

[Loofydralb]

Eh bodoh. these are prosecutions expert witnesses lah