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Penang High Court

How did the prosecution fail in T. Nhaveen’s murder case? 

In an 80-page grounds of judgment, high court judge Mohd Radzi Abdul Hamid highlighted critical errors, including the failure to cross-examine key witnesses and summon individuals with potentially crucial testimony. 

Activist group to file civil suit, MACC report over acquittal in T. Nhaveen’s murder

The Nhaveen Action & Investigation League (NAIL) activist group has vowed to take action in the form of civil lawsuits and reports, following the acquittal of the five individuals accused of murdering 18-year-old T. Nhaveen in 2017.

God also failed me: T. Nhaveen’s mother crushed by acquittal of five murder suspects  

The mother of T. Nhaveen, a teenager who died from severe injuries after being brutally beaten, has expressed her frustration and despondency over the Penang High Court’s decision to acquit and discharge five individuals accused of murdering her 18-year-old son in June 2017.  

Five charged with T. Nhaveen’s murder acquitted, discharged

Five individuals, who were charged with the murder of 18-year-old T. Nhaveen in 2017, was acquitted and discharged at the Penang High Court in George Town today.

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