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新闻报报看 | 轰动全国的八打灵再也万达镇国中16岁女学生叶芯嫙惨遭学弟谋杀的案件，今天在雪州莎亚南高等法庭正式下判。涉案的15岁少年被告因为案发时精神失常，获法庭宣判谋杀罪名不成立。（主播：蔡心慧、黄宇恒）
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00:04The case of the 16-year-old girl from Bandar Utama, Selangor, who caused a national sensation
00:08student Ye Xingxuan
00:09The case of being brutally murdered by a junior student
00:12The verdict was formally handed down today at the Shah Alam High Court in Selangor.
00:15The 15-year-old defendant in the case
00:17Because he was mentally unstable at the time of the incident
00:19The court acquitted him of the murder charge.
00:22Although acquitted
00:24But that doesn't mean the boy can immediately regain his freedom.
00:27Because the court also cited relevant provisions of the Criminal Code.
00:30He was ordered to be sent to a mental hospital for treatment.
00:33Until the Sultan of Selangor obtained the medical report
00:36He is considered ready to reintegrate into society.
00:38Only then will further decisions be made.
00:40After the interrogation
00:41Feng Jixiang, the lawyer representing the juvenile defendant
00:44He pointed out during an interview outside the courtroom
00:46The presiding judge ultimately accepted the defense's application.
00:48The defense based on the testimony of psychiatric experts
00:51It was determined that the juvenile was at the time of the incident
00:54His mental state has reached the level of medical mental disorder.
00:57It also complies with Article 84 of the Criminal Code.
01:00The legal spirit of the provisions is abnormal
01:03He explained
01:04According to the relevant provisions
01:05If a person suffers from mental illness
01:08And thus committed an action that he could not understand.
01:10Unable to judge the relevant behavior
01:12Is it wrong or a violation of the law?
01:14Therefore, this behavior would not be considered a criminal offense.
01:18The defense lawyer also mentioned
01:20The psychiatric specialist from the government hospital was not hired by the defense.
01:24So what?
01:25This psychiatrist assisted the court in determining the defendant's condition at the time.
01:30mental state
01:30This ensures that the testimony is not biased towards either side.
01:33The psychiatrist also gave a very detailed account in court today.
01:38Testimony
01:38Prove that the defendant does indeed suffer from severe schizophrenia
01:42At the time of the incident, the defendant's schizophrenia even led him to believe he was a god.
01:46The prosecution also raised concerns about the mental state related to auditory hallucinations.
01:51Evidence overturns
01:52The court ultimately accepted the expert assessment of the defendant's mental state.
01:57estimate
01:57The defendant's lawyer emphasized
01:59Today's verdict should not be seen as a disregard for the deceased's family or as a disregard for their rights.
02:04respect
02:04It is not about ignoring the rights of the deceased.
02:07The court made its final decision based on medical reports and expert opinions.
02:11judgment
02:11Children and adolescents facing mental health problems
02:15They should also be given the opportunity to receive treatment and start over.
02:19The lawyer also mentioned that the judge reminded the defendant.
02:22We must be clear that we have indeed taken a life.
02:26He must cherish the second chance the court has given him.
02:30The defendant's lawyer added...
02:31The defendant gained confidence in his rehabilitation under the 2001 Child Act.
02:36meeting
02:36According to the law
02:37Children refer to persons under the age of 18.
02:40Whether it's theft or murder, or other serious crimes
02:44Malaysian law recognizes
02:46Juvenile offenders can receive treatment and rehabilitation.
02:49And have the opportunity to reintegrate into society
02:51But regardless of how the law stipulates...
02:53This outcome is unacceptable to the deceased's family.
02:57After hearing the verdict, the mother of the deceased Ye Xingxuan
03:01He posted an apology to his daughter on Facebook.
03:03She stated that she will continue to seek justice for her daughter.
03:07The juvenile defendant was convicted of murder due to mental instability.
03:10The charges were not established.
03:11The verdict has also sparked considerable controversy online.
03:15Many netizens questioned
03:16The defendant clearly caused the death of another person.
03:19Why was he ultimately found not guilty?
03:22In a telephone interview with News Report, lawyer Cai Xuejie
03:26This helped everyone clarify the legal concepts involved.
03:29He pointed out that the 15-year-old defendant is medically and legally incapable.
03:34Determined to be mentally unstable
03:36That's why the High Court determined that he could not be held criminally responsible for murder.
03:42However, Attorney Cai also emphasized that...
03:43This does not mean that juvenile defendants are exempt from any legal consequences.
03:47fruit
03:48This does not mean he can regain his freedom immediately.
03:51The court's ruling did not negate the tragedy suffered by the deceased.
03:55Attorney Cai, who previously served as Deputy Chief Prosecutor, also took the opportunity to share some relevant information.
03:59Relevant legal knowledge
04:01He mentioned that in criminal cases, it takes a defendant to be found guilty.
04:05It must simultaneously possess both actual criminal behavior and criminal psychology.
04:10white
04:10Once in accordance with Section 84 of the Criminal Code
04:13Successfully proved that the defendant was mentally incapacitated at the time of the incident.
04:17The court will then read that provision along with the provisions of the Criminal Procedure Code.
04:22He also ordered the juvenile defendant to be immediately sent to a mental hospital for treatment.
04:26However, the deceased's family can still file an appeal with the court through the prosecution.
04:31Continue to seek justice for the deceased.
04:33However, this case is not the first of its kind in China.
04:36Attorney Tsai pointed out that on the 25th of last month
04:39The Federal Court also ruled on a case that occurred in Perak.
04:42Cases involving sons killing their fathers
04:45The case occurred 6 years ago
04:47A psychiatrist diagnosed the defendant with bipolar disorder.
04:50And accompanied by symptoms of mental illness
04:53Therefore, the High Court ruled in 2025 that...
04:56The defendant is free to appear in court at his own discretion for the murder charge.
04:59However, he must be sent to a mental hospital for treatment.
05:03The case was subsequently appealed to the federal court.
05:05The court ultimately upheld the original verdict.
05:08The defendant continued to receive safety backlog at the psychiatric hospital.
05:12Until the Sultan of Perak makes a further decision based on the circumstances.
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