by IRB Law LLP | Jan 12, 2020
Introduction In recent years, corruption cases in Singapore have occupied local headlines with increasing frequency. This article seeks to explain what constitutes corruption under the law of Singapore and the possible legal consequences and punishments of a...
by IRB Law LLP | Jan 12, 2020
In March 2017, when Priyageetha Dia, 25, turned the staircase on the 20th storey of her Housing Board block in Jalan Rajah in Balestier from grey to gold, residents and Dr Lily Neo, the MP for Jalan Besar GRC, praised Priyageetha’s intention of dedicating a...
by IRB Law LLP | Jan 12, 2020
In light of the ambiguity surrounding the practice of stern warnings in Singapore, a media release early this year in February 2017 reported that the Singapore Police Force (SPF) issued stern warnings under the administration of the Attorney-General Chambers to four...
by IRB Law LLP | Jan 12, 2020
He appeared in the convenience store where you were doing your shopping. A menacing masked figure in black, brandishing a shotgun in his right hand. Instinctively, you shout, “You’re under citizen’s arrest!” and dramatically tackle the criminal to the floor while he...
by IRB Law LLP | Jan 12, 2020
The Little India riot which took place on 8 December 2013 is the most recent large-scale riot to happen in Singapore in over 40 years. The violence, destruction and criminality began after an accident which killed Indian national, Sakthivel Kumaravelu and which...
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