Judge not amused by kangaroo t-shirts
Posted: February 25, 2009, 11:31 AM by Mitch Kowalski
Criminal, Litigation, Mitch Kowalski
The Singapore Law Watch reports on the sentencing of 3 men who attended court as spectators wearing t-shirts that showed a kangaroo dressed as a judge.
Justice Judith Prakash, found the men guilty of contempt of court and gave them jail time, as their t-shirts constituted the "worst form of insult possible against the court system here by calling it a 'kangaroo court' ...
'The imputation that the Singapore courts are 'kangaroo courts' was a
serious and scurrilous insult that struck at the foundation, the body and the spirit of the justice system in Singapore,' she said in explaining her decision and sentencing."
Wow, it's a good thing they weren't chewing gum as well ...
Mitch Kowalski
Posted: February 25, 2009, 11:31 AM by Mitch Kowalski
Criminal, Litigation, Mitch Kowalski
The Singapore Law Watch reports on the sentencing of 3 men who attended court as spectators wearing t-shirts that showed a kangaroo dressed as a judge.
Justice Judith Prakash, found the men guilty of contempt of court and gave them jail time, as their t-shirts constituted the "worst form of insult possible against the court system here by calling it a 'kangaroo court' ...
'The imputation that the Singapore courts are 'kangaroo courts' was a
serious and scurrilous insult that struck at the foundation, the body and the spirit of the justice system in Singapore,' she said in explaining her decision and sentencing."
Wow, it's a good thing they weren't chewing gum as well ...
Mitch Kowalski