KUALA LUMPUR: The joy and relief were clear on nasyid singer-composer Muhammad Yasin Sulaiman's face when he was given a discharge not amounting to an acquittal (DNAA) for trafficking cannabis at a Magistrate’s Court here.
of the assaults happened while muhammad taimoor was at work. our reporter emily is here. talk us through what we know about the event so far. by, talk us through what we know about the event so far. the event so far. a west midlands police told us the event so far. a west midlands police told us the the event so far. a west midlands police told us the alleged - the event so far. a west midlands police told us the alleged victimsl police told us the alleged victims were girls aged between 14 16, and a 28 year old teacher muhammad taimoor, named by west midlands police, was initially arrested on suspect no suspicion of sexual assault last monday, released on bail and rearrested yesterday morning. he faces charges involving sexual exploitation, sexual activity while in a position of trust and trafficking within the uk. that trafficking within the uk. that trafficking charge relates to accusations that he drove girls around in his car with the intention of assaulting them. he has been
smaller amounts with intent to distribute. this is more along the line of trafficking charge where i would want to focus our attention. we have removed the mandatory minimums in massachusetts.ri and in a new criminal justice reform bill signed into law by governor baker. so we are moving away from focusing on those type of crimes. i believe what we are doingyp here in massachusetts at least i m not sure what is happening where you areas located but there are a lot of nonviolent people sitting in jail and it is costing us over $50,000, and sometimes upward of $65,000 a year to have them there. when they come out they have a felony and they can t get housing and they can t get employment. that is why we have a 50% recidivism rate here. tucker: it s tough, for sure. when 70,000 americans dying of drug o.d.s, drug dealing could be a form of violence. let me ask you about the shoplifting question.
this is more along the line of trafficking charge where i would want to focus our attention. we removed the mandatory minimums in massachusetts. and in a new criminal justice reform bill signed into law by governor baker. so we are moving away from focusing on those type of crimes. i believe what we are doing here in massachusetts at least i m not sure what is happening where you are located but there are a lot of nonviolent people sitting in jail and it is costing us over $50,000, and sometimes upward of $645,000 65,000 a year to have them there. when they come out they have a felony and they can t get housing and they can t get employment. that is why we have a 50% recidivism rate here. tucker: it s tough, for sure. when 70,000 americans dying of dug o.d.s drug o.d.s, drug dealing could be form of
dealers charged with criminal negligent homicide, third-degree murder, manslaughter, reckless homicide as well. is this the way the law should be used to come down for 25 years, a life sentence? is that justice or what we have currently in place a few months behind bars and some of these cases for drug dealing, is that what it is? is a issue of personal responsibility. where do we draw the line? it is likely trafficking charge could give them 30 years in prison. to answer your first point, the defense attorney in me says no. they are dealin doing with the underbelly of society. i have a personal responsibility. just because it happened to philip seymour hoffman does not mean he should have to bear that responsibility and and a do-nog the drug dealer who is already committing this activity, is a crime for that, possession, sale and distribution. to lead to homicide or