Is NUS dragging its feet again when dealing with whistleblowers?
Click to enlarge The Professor would have been given a written warning accordingly, but as Prof Zheng has left the university...” We finally read about this 1.5 years after a victim first blew the whistle on the Professor’s misconduct. Meanwhile NUS continued to hire Professor Zheng. It appears that were it not for the fact...
M Ravi made the AGC lose face?
A man who ended up on death row after the AGC appealed his initial acquittal is once again acquitted from the capital charge by the Court of Appeal, who reviewed the case because it cleared the high legal threshold of there likely being a miscarriage of justice. (Which, as it turned out, there was.) After the decision, the man’s...
Lee versus Leong – Food for Thought
The trial in the defamation case of Lee Hsien Loong v Leong Sze Hian ended yesterday. Now it is for the lawyers to make written submissions and for the judge to hear oral arguments on 30 November at 230pm. The trial judge Justice Aedit Abdullah gave directions to counsel for both parties on what he would like them to address...
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