Raymond Lam (centre, seen in May last year) has pleaded guilty to voluntary manslaughter in the death of Michael Chun Deng, a fraternity pledge at Baruch College in New York. Deng died during a hazing ritual at a home in Pennsylvania that was rented by his fraternity, Pi Delta Psi. On Monday he was sentenced to 10-24 months in jail. File photo: AP
Raymond Lam (centre, seen in May last year) has pleaded guilty to voluntary manslaughter in the death of Michael Chun Deng, a fraternity pledge at Baruch College in New York. Deng died during a hazing ritual at a home in Pennsylvania that was rented by his fraternity, Pi Delta Psi. On Monday he was sentenced to 10-24 months in jail. File photo: AP
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Asian-American frat boys get jail sentences for hazing death of student Michael Chun Deng

Deng was killed after being blindfolded and repeatedly tackled during the 2013 hazing incident; 37 people were charged, and four sentenced on Monday

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Updated: 9:29pm, 9 Jan, 2018

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Raymond Lam (centre, seen in May last year) has pleaded guilty to voluntary manslaughter in the death of Michael Chun Deng, a fraternity pledge at Baruch College in New York. Deng died during a hazing ritual at a home in Pennsylvania that was rented by his fraternity, Pi Delta Psi. On Monday he was sentenced to 10-24 months in jail. File photo: AP
Raymond Lam (centre, seen in May last year) has pleaded guilty to voluntary manslaughter in the death of Michael Chun Deng, a fraternity pledge at Baruch College in New York. Deng died during a hazing ritual at a home in Pennsylvania that was rented by his fraternity, Pi Delta Psi. On Monday he was sentenced to 10-24 months in jail. File photo: AP
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