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Most of us use Singapore's roads every day without a second thought, whether it be part of our daily commute to the city or a stroll down to Orchard Road. It goes without saying that we also deal with our fair share of frustration, from traffic jams to dangerous drivers and everything in between. …
Are You Unknowingly Committing These Minor but Common Traffic Violations?Read More
If you commit a crime in Singapore and are charged before the court, you will have the option to plead guilty or defend your case at trial. If you choose to plead guilty or are found guilty at the end of a trial, the court will decide on an appropriate sentence – or punishment – that is fair and …
Sentencing in Singapore: What Types of Criminal Sentences Are There?Read More
In Singapore, society is protected by the law, to which we are all accountable as citizens for our safety and the protection of the public. Deeming certain acts as criminal offences is a strategy used around the world to deter, punish and rehabilitate criminals in line with common, shared values and …
We Answer 5 Frequently Asked Questions About Common Criminal Offences in SingaporeRead More
Law in Singapore is divided into civil and criminal law. While civil law is concerned with disputes between private parties and does not involve the police, criminal law is focused on preventing and punishing crimes that are against the interests of society. This encompasses everything from minor …
All You Need to Know About Criminal Law in SingaporeRead More
A 27-year-old Singaporean man, a former student at the Singapore Institute of Management (SIM), was sentenced to 44 weeks jail after pleading guilty to one count of performing a sexual act on the man without his consent.The man pleaded guilty in the State Courts of Singapore. According to …
44 weeks’ imprisonment for multiple upskirt offencesRead More
A 45-year-old Singaporean man, a former associate director employed by Changi Airports International (CAI), was sentenced to 45 weeks’ jail receiving bribes totalling $215,237 from 2015 to 2017.The man pleaded guilty in the State Courts of Singapore. He pleaded guilty to 17 charges involving …
45 weeks’ imprisonment for airport employee who received bribes of more than $200,000Read More
