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Jul 6, 2010

M'sian with forged ICs jailed

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A MALAYSIAN woman caught having forged Singapore identity cards and work passes in her handbag at Woodlands checkpoint was jailed for three months (ONLY???) on Monday.

=> Any more doubt the Familee Sell Country Thieves are only too happy to bring in FTrash by ALL MEANS?

Sim Yock Hong, 43, an assistant supervisor, admitted to having [COLOR=_______]five forged NRIC and 11 forged S pass cards[/COLOR] bearing six foreigners' names on April 13.
The court heard that she was in financial debts due to loans she had taken from illegal moneylenders in her hometown.
Unable to pay her debts, one of the loansharks offered her RM500 (S$216) to deliver some forged documents to Singapore to offset her debts.
On April 12, she received some forged documents and pages of biodata from her letterbox at home to be delivered the next day. The items were seized upon her arrest the next day and found to have been forged.
She could have been fined up to $10,000 or jailed and/or jailed for up to 10 years for the forged IC offence. For having forged work pass, she could have been fined up to $15,000 and/or jailed for up to 12 months.

 

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Compared to this, which is really the execution of a constitutional right.

Jul 6, 2010

SDP's Chee, supporter fined

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Asked by the court to explain why he was pressing for a light sentence, Chee (above) said he had nothing to say. -- ST PHOTOS: WONG KWAI CHOW

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OPPOSITION leader Chee Soon Juan and a friend was fined $5,000 and $2,000 respectively on Monday for making public speeches without a licence in the lead-up to the 2006 general elections.
They are appealing and were released on a $5,000 personal bond each.
During the 15-day trial that started in March, Chee, 47, the secretary-general of the Singapore Democratic Party (SDP), and Yap Keng Ho, 48, a party supporter, argued that they were not speaking publicly.
They said they were merely promoting the sale of party publications on April 15 in 2008 near Bangkit Road in Bukit Panjang. Both had no lawyers.
District Judge Jill Tan said the prosecution had proved that both men had addressed the public without a licence issued under the Public Entertainment and Meeting Act.
Asked by the court to explain why he was pressing for a light sentence, Chee said he had nothing to say. Yap instead asked for the maximum $10,000 fine as the businessman 'wanted to demonstrate his resolve against the unreasonable application of the Act'. However, Judge Tan said that the maximum fine was not appropriate in this instance.

=> Good one, Uncle Yap!