When will the court decide on a joint trial for the accused?

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The court will decide on January 20 whether to proceed with a joint trial for five family members accused in connection with the Ulu Tiram police station attack.

The High Court has scheduled January 20 to hear the prosecution's application for the five family members of the suspect in the Ulu Tiram police station incident to be tried together. Judge Datuk Muhammad Jamil Hussin set this date for the hearing of the application.
Prosecution's Request for Joint Trial

The prosecution, represented by Deputy Public Prosecutor Yazid Mustaqim Roslan, requested the joint trial on the grounds that the five accused are related to each other. This move aims to streamline the legal proceedings for individuals connected to the same case.
Defence Response and Case Management

Lawyer Faizal Rahman, who represents all the accused, indicated that the defence would submit their affidavit in reply after receiving all the necessary case documents. The prosecution also stated that documents related to the case would be provided to the defence in accordance with Section 51A of the Criminal Procedure Code.
Background of the Accused and Charges

The five individuals involved are the suspect's parents, Radin Imran Radin Mohd Yassin, 62, and Rosna Jantan, 59, and his three siblings: Radin Romyullah Radin Imran, 34; Farhah Sobrina Radin Imran, 23; and Mariah Radin Imran, 19. They face various charges, including omitting to provide information about terrorism-related crimes, supporting Daesh, and possessing materials linked to terrorist groups. Some of these charges carry severe penalties, including life imprisonment.

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