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Archive for the ‘Law Watch’ Category

Modesty of teachers less important than future of students?

A student who allegedly molested a girl in a lift must be approached by the police during school hours and taken to the police station for interrogation. But it's right for a student who definitely (it would seem) took upskirt videos of female teacher to not be reported to the police immediately because boys will be boys (a...

Teo Soh Lung: A Miscarriage of Justice

On 27 October 2016, the Court of Three Judges delivered its judgement on the application of the Law Society of Singapore against Ravi s/o Madasamy, a well known human rights lawyer in respect of conduct incompatible with his position as an advocate and solicitor. The charges relate to his inappropriate behaviour at the premises...

Traffic Police: Only online appeals for summons and offences

Traffic e-Appeals Portal From 1 November 2016, members of the public who wish to make an appeal against their traffic summonses or traffic offences can only do so online via the Singapore Police Force’s (SPF) e-services. With the launch of the Traffic e-Appeals Portal on the SPF's e-services, Traffic Police will no longer...

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