by IRB Law LLP | Oct 24, 2020
There has been a significant increase in voyeurism incidents in Singapore. Easy-to-access, internet spy cameras, and mobile devices make it much easier for perpetrators to breach people’s privacy and physical integrity. Internet Protocol (IP) cameras are commonly used...
by IRB Law LLP | Jul 22, 2020
Introduction One of the most common questions I come across in my practice whenever I meet a young adult offender (someone 21 or above, but below ~30) is “Am I eligible for probation?” The answer is always “It depends. First, we’ve got to see whether your specific...
by IRB Law LLP | Jun 16, 2020
Introduction In a now-viral video, a ‘sovereign’ lady is seen confronting several police officers and members of the public who express concern she is not wearing a mask. Subsequently, said lady is charged for, among other things, failing to wear a mask in public. She...
by IRB Law LLP | Mar 12, 2020
General Overview The phrase “criminal breach of trust” may appear sophisticated and intimidating to many common people. A criminal breach of trust generally entails the misappropriation of finances or property, although it can encompass a wide range of...
by IRB Law LLP | Feb 29, 2020
The Protection from Harassment Act (POHA) has finally introduced long-awaited remedies against harassment, covering offences not only inside Singapore but also those committed from outside against persons residing in Singapore, including attacks from the internet. The...
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