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KL court sets September 4 to hear updates on ex-Goldman banker’s US case

Roger Ng's lawyer, Tan Hock Chuan, says a New York court will fix trial dates in July for the US case against his client. – EPA pic, June 29, 2020.

THE Kuala Lumpur High Court today fixed September 4 for case management to get the latest development on the status of former Goldman Sachs banker Roger Ng Chong Hwa’s criminal charges in the United States . Judge Mohamed Zaini Mazlan adjourned the matter to that date so that the court could be informed on the position of the accused’s case in the US.

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