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Revised Rates of Payment to Lawyers (1 May 2014) No Service Provided Rates Before 1 May 2014 Rates From 1 May 2014 (1) Duty solicitor 1 client RM50 2 clients RM90 3 clients RM120 4 clients RM140 5 or more clients RM150 Duty solicitor is to receive no payment when on standby No disbursements 1 client RM100 2 clients RM150 3 clients RM200 4 clients RM250 5 or more clients RM300 Maximum claim of RM300 per day (2) Remand hearing (To include attending inquiry under section 9 (1) of the Prevention of Crime Act 1959 [Act 297]) 1 client RM10 Maximum claim RM250 per day Subject to a minimum payment of RM50 and a maximum of RM250 per day 1 client RM30 Subsequent remands RM15 Maximum claim of RM300 per day (Inclusive of remand hearings under subsection 3(1) of the Drug Dependants (Treatment and Rehabilitation) Act 1952 [Act 283]) (3) Bail application (Oral) 1 application RM30 Subject to a maximum of RM250 per day 1 application RM50 Maximum claim of RM300 per day (4) Bail application (Formal) RM100 1 application RM100 If the lawyer takes a Commissioner for Oaths to the prison, to affirm an affidavit from the prisoner, the costs charged by the Commissioner for Oaths for being taken to the prison and administration of the Oath, would be borne by YBGK. This would be applicable for this item and any other situation where the prisoner has to affirm an affidavit (Proof of costs incurred must be attached) (5) Court appearance solely for mitigation (No trial) - 1 client RM 50 Maximum claim of RM300 per day (6) Hearing in Magistrates Court 1

RM40 per day RM40 per case Attending first day of hearing: RM80 per day or part of a day Attending hearings on subsequent days: RM60 per day or part of a day Attending first day and subsequent days of hearing: RM80 for the first client per day or part thereof RM40 for each additional client jointly charged per day or part thereof RM50 claim upon closing of the file (Claim to be limited to RM25 if the case does not extend beyond the first day) Getting up of RM350 per client RM175 per every additional Getting up of RM350 per charge RM100 per every additional charge up to a maximum of 3 charges Two accused persons and 1 charge: RM350 + RM175 = RM525 One accused person and 2 charges: RM350 + RM100 = RM450 Two accused persons and 2 charges: RM350 + RM175 (for additional person) + RM100 (for the additional charge) = RM625 (c) All getting up is only payable after the first date fixed for trial. 2

(d) Pre-trial conference: RM50 per case (one-off payment) (e) Successful plea bargaining: RM200 per client (f) In cases involving children, if the lawyer visits the welfare officer for a discussion in relation to the welfare report and all matters ancillary and incidental to the case: RM50 per case (one-off payment) (7) Hearing in RM40 per day Attending first day of hearing: RM90 per day or part of a day Attending hearings on subsequent days: RM70 per day or part of a day RM40 per case Attending first day and subsequent days of hearing: RM80 for the first client per day or part thereof RM40 for each additional client jointly charged per day or part thereof RM50 claim upon closing of the file (Claim to be limited to RM25 if the case does not extend beyond the first day) 3

Getting up of RM550 per client RM275 per every additional Getting up of RM550 per charge RM200 per every additional charge up to a maximum of 3 charges Two accused persons and 1 charge: RM550 + RM275 = RM825 One accused person and 2 charges: RM550 + RM200 = RM750 Two accused persons and 2 charges: RM550 + RM275 (for additional additional charge) =RM1025 (c) All getting up is only payable after the first date fixed for trial. (d) Pre-trial conference: RM50 per case (one-off payment) (e) Successful plea bargaining: RM200 per client (f) In cases involving children, if the lawyer visits the welfare officer for a discussion in relation to the welfare report and all matters ancillary and incidental to the case: RM50 per case (one-off payment) 4

(8) Appeal to the High Court against sentence and conviction 1 RM1,200 if the matter originates from the Magistrates Court Appeal from Magistrates Court: RM1,200 per client RM400 per every additional RM1,200 per charge RM200 per every additional charge up to a maximum of 3 charges Two accused persons and 1 charge: RM1,200 + RM400 = RM1,600 One accused person and 2 charges: RM1,200 + RM200 = RM1,400 Two accused persons and 2 charges: RM1,200 + RM400 (for additional additional charge) =RM1,600 5

RM1,500 if the matter originates from the Appeal from : RM1,500 per client RM500 per every additional RM1,500 per charge RM200 per every charge up to a maximum of 3 charges Two accused persons and 1 charge: RM1,500 + RM500 = RM2,000 One accused person and 2 charges: RM1,500 + RM200 = RM1,700 Two accused persons and 2 charges: RM1,500 + RM500 (for additional additional charge) = RM2,200 (The amounts above are payable upon completion of arguing the appeal. If the appeal is withdrawn by the appellant or defence counsel is discharged or discharges himself the lawyer is entitled to 50% of the aforesaid rate) RM40 per day RM100 claim upon closing of the file RM50 per case 6

(9) Appeal to the High Court against sentence 1 RM1,000 per client if the RM300 per every additional RM1,000 per charge if the RM200 per every charge up to a maximum of 3 charges Two accused persons and 1 charge RM1,000 + RM300 = RM1,300 One accused person and 2 charges RM1,000 + RM200 = RM1,200 Two accused persons and 2 charges RM1,000 + RM300 (for additional additional charge) = RM1,500 (The amount above is payable upon completion of arguing the appeal. If the appeal is withdrawn by the appellant or defence counsel is discharged or discharges himself the lawyer is entitled to 50% of the aforesaid rate) RM40 per day RM50 per case RM100 claim upon closing of the file (10) Appeal to the Court of Appeal against conviction RM1,500 7

and sentence 2 RM1,500 per client if the RM500 per every additional RM1,500 per charge if the RM200 per every charge up to a maximum of 3 charges Two accused persons and 1 charge: RM1,500 + RM500= RM2,000 One accused person and 2 charges: RM1,500 + RM200= RM1,700 Two accused persons and 2 charges: RM1,500 + RM500 (for additional additional charge)= RM2,200 (The amount above is payable upon completion of arguing the appeal. If the appeal is withdrawn by the appellant or defence counsel is discharged or discharges himself the lawyer is entitled to 50% of the aforesaid rate) RM40 per day RM50 per case RM100 claim upon closing of the file 8

(11) Appeal to the Court of Appeal against sentence 2 - (a) Where there is more than 1 accused person and 1 charge: RM1,200 per client if the RM400 per each additional RM1,200 per charge if the RM200 per every charge up to a maximum of 3 charges Two accused persons and 1 charge RM1,200 + RM400= RM1,600 One accused person and 2 charges RM1,200 + RM200= RM1,400 Two accused persons and 2 charges RM1,200 + RM400 (for additional additional charge)= RM1,800 (The amount above is payable upon completion of arguing the appeal. If the appeal is withdrawn by the appellant or defence counsel is discharged or discharges himself the lawyer is entitled to 50% of the aforesaid rate) RM40 per day RM50 per case RM100 claim upon closing of the file 9

(12) Interview of orang kena tuduh in prison RM150 (One interview only) RM150 per client (One interview only) (13) Revision One application RM 150 One application RM150 If the lawyer is called to make submission at the revision hearing then RM200 per application is payable (14) Interview of juveniles in juvenile remand centres / detention centres (15) Assisting prisoner on death row prepare the petition for clemency - RM100 (One interview only) - RM500 Notes A. Disbursements Disbursements are claimable upon production of receipts. B. Travel Claims In addition to disbursements, YBGK lawyers are entitled to make travel claims at the prescribed rates. 1 Handling of High Court Matters Criteria for YBGK Lawyers: High Court matters can only be assigned to a YBGK lawyer who satisfies the following conditions: (a) Has been in practice for a minimum of 3 years; and (b) Has on his/her own handled a minimum of 3 criminal trials. These conditions are waived for the following categories: (i) A former Deputy Public Prosecutor who has served the Attorney General s Chambers as a prosecutor for a period of 2 years; or (ii) A former Magistrates / Judge who had presided over criminal trials for a period of 2 years. 2 Handling of Court of Appeal Matters Criteria for YBGK Lawyers: Court of Appeal matters can only be assigned to a YBGK lawyer who satisfies the following conditions: (a) Has been in practice for a minimum of 5 years; (b) Has on his/her own handled a minimum of 5 criminal trials; and (c) Has done at least 2 criminal appeals in the High Court. These conditions are waived for the following category: A former Deputy Public Prosecutor who has served the Attorney General s Chambers as a prosecutor for a period of 2 years and has conducted at least 3 criminal trials or criminal appeals in the High Court. 10

Date of Implementation: 1 May 2014 (As decided at the YBGK Executive Committee Meeting on 22 April 2014) 11