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NUS law professor in CPIB probe over exchanging grades for sex
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My 7 inch shooter is forever with me. Question is got anything worth seeing or not!!
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Aiyah, nobody is interested in your measurements lah.
It is a joke on Sinkie mispronounciation. Coke i.e. Coka Cola is what I meant.
I only interested in 36-24-36, if you know what I mean.
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lianbeng says: Tey should just learn from Peter Lim mah - she begged for sex lor!maybe can walk free!
She threatened to sodomize me with that Mont Blanc pen unless I complied with her sexual demands.
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Aiyah, nobody is interested in your measurements lah.
It is a joke on Sinkie mispronounciation. Coke i.e. Coka Cola is what I meant.
I only interested in 36-24-36, if you know what I mean.
Yes Sir !
Re: NUS Law Prof in Sex - For -Grades scandal
Lawyer Peter Low takes over re-examination of psychiatrist from law professor
Published on Apr 05, 2013
Law professor Tey Tsun Hang, 41, abruptly cut short his re-examination of his psychiatrist, seemingly out of exasperation, after many questions he tried to put to the witness were overruled. He eventually allowed lawyer Peter Low (right) to take over the re-examination. -- ST FILE PHOTO: WONG KWAI CHOW
By Walter Sim And Lim Yan Liang
Law professor Tey Tsun Hang, 41, abruptly cut short his re-examination of his psychiatrist, seemingly out of exasperation, after many questions he tried to put to the witness were overruled.
The prosecution, led by Deputy Public Prosecutor Andre Jumabhoy, said Tey's questions to clarify the basis of Dr Michael Yong's diagnosis may be "factually inaccurate" and "misleading", and in either case should have been asked in his original examination. Dr Yong, director of psychological medicine at Alexandra Hospital, had attended to Tey last April.
Chief District Judge Tan Siong Thye agreed. After a series of disallowed questions, the judge asked Tey if he would like lawyer Peter Low, who is advising him as he conducts his own defence, to take over the re-examination.
Tey replied: "I wouldn't want to, your honour. This trial is about me. I can either swim or sink by myself." But Tey eventually relented and allowed Mr Low to take over.
Earlier in cross-examination, Mr Jumabhoy continued with his line of reasoning that the symptoms of hyperventilating and "retching" may not be due to a disorder, but simply due to stress.
He said he has heard of anecdotes of "students who vomit before examinations", and also "one lawyer who vomited before he came into court" in a thinly-veiled reference to Tey, who had an episode in court in January, to which Tey replied: "That's a hurtful joke."
Dr Yong is one of Tey's witnesses in the "trial within a trial", which is underway to determine the voluntariness of six statements he made to Corrupt Practices Investigation Bureau (CPIB) officers last April and May.
Tey, a suspended associate professor from the National University of Singapore, faces six charges of corruptly obtaining gifts and sex from former student Darinne Ko, 23, in exchange for better grades.
Lawyer Peter Low takes over re-examination of psychiatrist from law professor
Published on Apr 05, 2013
Law professor Tey Tsun Hang, 41, abruptly cut short his re-examination of his psychiatrist, seemingly out of exasperation, after many questions he tried to put to the witness were overruled. He eventually allowed lawyer Peter Low (right) to take over the re-examination. -- ST FILE PHOTO: WONG KWAI CHOW
By Walter Sim And Lim Yan Liang
Law professor Tey Tsun Hang, 41, abruptly cut short his re-examination of his psychiatrist, seemingly out of exasperation, after many questions he tried to put to the witness were overruled.
The prosecution, led by Deputy Public Prosecutor Andre Jumabhoy, said Tey's questions to clarify the basis of Dr Michael Yong's diagnosis may be "factually inaccurate" and "misleading", and in either case should have been asked in his original examination. Dr Yong, director of psychological medicine at Alexandra Hospital, had attended to Tey last April.
Chief District Judge Tan Siong Thye agreed. After a series of disallowed questions, the judge asked Tey if he would like lawyer Peter Low, who is advising him as he conducts his own defence, to take over the re-examination.
Tey replied: "I wouldn't want to, your honour. This trial is about me. I can either swim or sink by myself." But Tey eventually relented and allowed Mr Low to take over.
Earlier in cross-examination, Mr Jumabhoy continued with his line of reasoning that the symptoms of hyperventilating and "retching" may not be due to a disorder, but simply due to stress.
He said he has heard of anecdotes of "students who vomit before examinations", and also "one lawyer who vomited before he came into court" in a thinly-veiled reference to Tey, who had an episode in court in January, to which Tey replied: "That's a hurtful joke."
Dr Yong is one of Tey's witnesses in the "trial within a trial", which is underway to determine the voluntariness of six statements he made to Corrupt Practices Investigation Bureau (CPIB) officers last April and May.
Tey, a suspended associate professor from the National University of Singapore, faces six charges of corruptly obtaining gifts and sex from former student Darinne Ko, 23, in exchange for better grades.
Judge to decide if Tey Tsun Hang was coerced into giving statements
The chief district judge will decide on Monday if the law professor accused of corruption in the sex-for-grades trial was coerced into giving statements to the authorities.
File photo: Tey Tsun Hang (TODAY/Don Wong)
SINGAPORE: The chief district judge will decide on Monday if the law professor accused of corruption in the sex-for-grades trial was coerced into giving statements to the authorities.
Tey Tsun Hang, 41, faces six counts of corruptly obtaining gifts and sex from his former student, 23-year-old Darinne Ko, between May and July 2010, in return for giving her better grades.
Tey has maintained throughout that he was coerced into making confessions to the Corrupt Practices Investigation Bureau (CPIB).
He said his six CPIB statements were made under duress.
Earlier this week, he testified that the officers threatened him, hurled expletives and intimidated him into confessing.
The prosecution's case is that Tey is "making things up" along the way.
Lead prosecutor Andre Jumabhoy also tried to prove Tey pretended to suffer from acute stress disorder.
On Monday, Chief District Judge Tan Siong Thye will hear oral submissions on this issue and decide if Tey's statements were made involuntarily.
The main trial will begin after that, depending on his ruling.
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Witness asked about relationship with law prof
Their relationship was questioned in court yesterday. Ms Chen Sei Lee, who works for the Ministry of Home Affairs, was the defence’s last witness for the trial-within-a-trial.
During cross-examination, Deputy Public Prosecutor Andre Jumabhoy questioned how it was possible that Ms Chen, who called herself a “close friend” of Tey, was able to get information about Tey Tsun Hang from the Alexandra Hospital.
This was because hospitals practice patient confidentiality, which means only family members are given information about hospital patients.
Ms Chen said she called the hospital on the morning of April 3, 2012, after she got a call from Tey’s daughter, who told her he had been admitted.
She had spoken to hospital staff who told her that “they have a Prof Tey” there.
Read the full report in The New Paper on Saturday (April 6).
Their relationship was questioned in court yesterday. Ms Chen Sei Lee, who works for the Ministry of Home Affairs, was the defence’s last witness for the trial-within-a-trial.
During cross-examination, Deputy Public Prosecutor Andre Jumabhoy questioned how it was possible that Ms Chen, who called herself a “close friend” of Tey, was able to get information about Tey Tsun Hang from the Alexandra Hospital.
This was because hospitals practice patient confidentiality, which means only family members are given information about hospital patients.
Ms Chen said she called the hospital on the morning of April 3, 2012, after she got a call from Tey’s daughter, who told her he had been admitted.
She had spoken to hospital staff who told her that “they have a Prof Tey” there.
Read the full report in The New Paper on Saturday (April 6).
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Who do u think more baiya!! Prof Tey or Peter Lim or NCG??
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Why no proper picture? The photographer no skill, only take side view.
Witness asked about relationship with law prof
Their relationship was questioned in court yesterday. Ms Chen Sei Lee, who works for the Ministry of Home Affairs, was the defence’s last witness for the trial-within-a-trial.
During cross-examination, Deputy Public Prosecutor Andre Jumabhoy questioned how it was possible that Ms Chen, who called herself a “close friend” of Tey, was able to get information about Tey Tsun Hang from the Alexandra Hospital.
This was because hospitals practice patient confidentiality, which means only family members are given information about hospital patients.
Ms Chen said she called the hospital on the morning of April 3, 2012, after she got a call from Tey’s daughter, who told her he had been admitted.
She had spoken to hospital staff who told her that “they have a Prof Tey” there.
Read the full report in The New Paper on Saturday (April 6).
Wow... good stuff!!!
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Re: NUS Law Prof in Sex - For -Grades scandal
gawd... another secretary thinking she's a lawyer. enough already.
gawd... another secretary thinking she's a lawyer. enough already.
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Re: NUS Law Prof in Sex - For -Grades scandal
Hahaha ... you were pretending to be a monk and now Lenin?
I will show off my skills in good time. If you are only interested in who is the messenger rather than what is the message then I pity you.
Ciao Mr. Monk or Mr. Lenin.
Hahaha ... you were pretending to be a monk and now Lenin?
I will show off my skills in good time. If you are only interested in who is the messenger rather than what is the message then I pity you.
Ciao Mr. Monk or Mr. Lenin.
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Re: NUS Law Prof in Sex - For -Grades scandal
*Yawn*....
Please wait Mr Ionzu....do not jump Q. Before he show his skills, I'm still waiting for WMM to disclose why he say Shanmugam is an adulterer.
He will talk as if he know something (when he actually read it in the forum) and when asked, he will ask you to ask someone else. That is how much he knows.
*Yawn*....
Please wait Mr Ionzu....do not jump Q. Before he show his skills, I'm still waiting for WMM to disclose why he say Shanmugam is an adulterer.
He will talk as if he know something (when he actually read it in the forum) and when asked, he will ask you to ask someone else. That is how much he knows.
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This lady is definitely not a japanese. I thought Darinne Ko was buang.... but his "long time friend" is lagi buang
This lady is definitely not a japanese. I thought Darinne Ko was buang.... but his "long time friend" is lagi buang
