A Weighty Sentence: The Troubling Case of Ng Ka sing The case of Ng Ka sing, who was sentenced to three years and nine months in jail for accidentally killing his girlfriend during a "weight loss" regime, raises more questions than it answers about the complexities of abuse, trauma, and the justice system.
The High Court's decision to accept that Ng required psychological treatment to recover from the trauma of being forced to physically abuse his partner highlights the need for a deeper examination of such cases.
Ng's remorse and attempts to reform are noteworthy, particularly given his background as an abattoir worker. His sentence reflects a recognition that he is not a repeat offender and that rehabilitation is possible.