Youth Faces Charges for Attempting to Deposit Counterfeit S$10,000 Note
A 22-year-old man is set to face charges on 4 September 2024 for attempting to deposit a counterfeit S$10,000 note at a bank in Clementi. His actions, which took place…
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Federal Judges Halt Trump’s Expedited Deportation Policies and Protect Migrant Children
In a significant legal turn, federal judges have recently blocked the Trump administration’s controversial immigration policies, reinforcing protections for vulnerable groups, including migrants and unaccompanied children. This double whammy for…
Cambodian Parliament Enacts Citizenship Law Amidst Opposition Crackdown
On 25 August 2024, Cambodia’s parliament made a significant move by passing legislation that allows for the revocation of citizenship for individuals convicted of treason or colluding with foreign nations.…
Father Sentenced for Incest and Voyeurism Involving Daughters and Domestic Helper
A 46-year-old father has been sentenced to three years and three months in jail after being found guilty of incest and voyeurism involving his two young daughters and an Indonesian…
Three Singaporean Men Arrested in Major Drug Raids
In a significant crackdown on drug trafficking, the Central Narcotics Bureau (CNB) of Singapore arrested three men in separate operations on 14 August 2024. The raiding operations also uncovered substantial…
Four Certis Officers and Accomplice Charged in Corruption Case
In a significant corruption case, four officers from Certis Group and a Singaporean man have been charged with various offences under the Prevention of Corruption Act and the Official Secrets…
Teenager Sentenced to Two Years in Boys’ Home for Vaping Offences
A 15-year-old boy has been sentenced to spend two years at the Singapore Boys’ Home after repeatedly being caught with electronic vaporisers. This decision, made by the Youth Courts, underscores…
Penalties Imposed on Law Firms in Singapore’s $3 Billion Money Laundering Case
SINGAPORE — The Ministry of Law (MinLaw) has issued significant penalties to four law firms in relation to anti-money laundering violations tied to Singapore’s shocking $3 billion money laundering case.…
Singapore’s Stricter Penalties: From Motorcycle Modifications to Major Tax Evasion
SINGAPORE: In recent weeks, two notable cases have highlighted the government’s rigorous stance on illegal modifications and tax evasion, reflecting a broader commitment to enforcement across various sectors. Motorcycle Exhaust…
Road Rage Meets Corruption: A Day of Infamy in Singapore
In an intriguing turn of events, two separate incidents unraveled in Singapore earlier this month, highlighting the city-state’s challenges with road rage and corruption. Road Rage Incident Ends with Jail…
Menendez Brothers Granted Parole Eligibility After 35 Years in Prison
In a significant ruling, Lyle and Erik Menendez have been resentenced for the murder of their parents, making them eligible for parole after more than three decades. A Los Angeles…
South Korean Prosecutors Indict Former President Yoon Suk-yeol Amid Ongoing Investigations
In a significant development, South Korean prosecutors have indicted former President Yoon Suk-yeol for abuse of authority, just days after a search operation was conducted at his private residence. This…
HSA Investigates Vaping Incident on MRT Involving Etomidate
A 24-year-old woman is facing serious scrutiny from the Health Sciences Authority (HSA) following the viral circulation of a video showing her vaping on a MRT train. Incident Details The…
Jair Bolsonaro Faces Trial Over Coup Allegations in Brazil
Former Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro is set to face serious charges in a trial that could alter the political dynamics in Brazil. The Supreme Court has decided unanimously that Bolsonaro…
Backlash Against Chia Boon Teck’s Comments on Lev Panfilov Rape Case
SINGAPORE: A social media post by Chia Boon Teck, vice-president of the Law Society of Singapore, has ignited a wave of criticism over comments he made regarding the case of…
Johor Bahru Incident: Ministers Condemn Slapping of Non-Muslim During Ramadan
In a disturbing incident that has crossed borders into public discourse, a man in Johor Bahru faces legal repercussions after allegedly slapping a non-Muslim for eating in public during Ramadan.…
Home Affairs Minister K Shanmugam Responds to Activist Disruptions at Meet-the-People Sessions
A recent spate of disruptive activities at People’s Action Party (PAP) Meet-the-People Sessions (MPS) has prompted a strong response from Home Affairs and Law Minister K Shanmugam. He addressed the…
Four Women Charged in Alleged Preschool Molestation Cover-Up
SINGAPORE: In a troubling case involving a preschool, four women were accused in court on 21 February 2024 of colluding to cover up the alleged molestation of a two-year-old girl.…
Lim Tean Sentenced for Practising Law Without Certification
In a landmark ruling, lawyer and opposition politician Lim Tean has been sentenced to six weeks in jail and fined S$1,000 after being convicted for practising law without a valid…
New Maintenance of Racial Harmony Bill Introduced by Minister Sun Xueling
The Singaporean government has introduced the Maintenance of Racial Harmony Bill, aimed at fortifying the country’s commitment to racial harmony through a series of new measures, including restraining orders and…
Sentencing Discrepancies in Child Sexual Exploitation Cases in Singapore
In two recent cases involving sexual offences against minors in Singapore, the courts handed down contrasting sentences following the offenders’ guilty pleas. Case of the 22-Year-Old Offender A 22-year-old man…
Three American Brothers Sentenced After Knifepoint Confrontation in Singapore
SINGAPORE — In a concerning incident that unfolded in Orchard Plaza, three American brothers found themselves on the wrong side of the law during their holiday in Singapore. Albert Max…
Chinese National Charged with Kidnapping in Johor Bahru
In a troubling case that underscores cross-border crime, a 22-year-old Chinese national, Huang Xiaonan, is set to face charges in Johor Bahru for the alleged kidnapping of a 15-year-old student…
Bail Granted to Aaron Samuel Yukon in Ryan Lian Slashing Case
Aaron Samuel Yukon, a 21-year-old man accused of slashing actor Ryan Lian multiple times with a knife, has been granted bail of S$15,000. This decision was made during a court…
Teen to Plead Guilty in Motorcycle Chase that Killed LTA Officer Zdulfika Ahakasah
SINGAPORE — A 19-year-old man involved in a tragic motorcycle chase that led to the death of Land Transport Authority (LTA) officer Zdulfika Ahakasah is set to plead guilty on…
International Court of Justice Allows Armenia and Azerbaijan Anti-Discrimination Cases to Proceed
The International Court of Justice (ICJ) has ruled on 10 December 2024, allowing competing anti-discrimination cases between Azerbaijan and Armenia to advance. This decision follows Azerbaijan’s objections to Armenia’s case,…
Judge Pauses Proceedings in Trump’s Legal Saga Amid Presidential Transition
A New York judge has temporarily halted proceedings in President-elect Donald Trump’s legal battle over hush money payments, causing ripples in the political landscape. Justice Juan Merchan’s recent order has…
Rome Court Challenges Italy’s Migrant Policy as EU Ruling Looms
A Rome court has stirred the pot in Italy’s ongoing immigration saga by requesting that European Union judges assess the legality of detaining sea migrants in Albania. This move is…
Donald Trump Claims Election Victory: Global Reactions and Implications
In a surprising turn of events, Donald Trump has declared victory in the recent US presidential election, setting off a flurry of reactions from both domestic critics and international leaders.…
Court Actions Taken Against Vernon Yang and Thanesh Murugan in Separate Cases
SINGAPORE – Legal troubles are piling up for two individuals as their recent actions land them before the courts. From threats of violence to illegal crossings, these incidents reflect ongoing…