The Malaysian High Court overturned a previous sentencing, increasing a man’s prison term from two to five years. The original two-year sentence was deemed too lenient following an appeal related to a hammer attack. The victim of the assault suffered a fractured skull as a result of the attack. The High Court determined a more severe punishment was necessary considering the brutality of the crime and the victim’s injuries. This decision highlights the court’s commitment to ensuring justice for violent offenses. The increased sentence reflects the seriousness with which the judiciary views attacks causing significant physical harm.