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Pritam Singh father amarjit singh arrived at court
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Amarjit Singh
LL.B. (HONS.)
Consultant
[email protected]Amarjit Singh is a Consultant of the Disputes & Specialist Practice, specialising in criminal law.
Amarjit has rich and varied experience in criminal law practice, having been a Defence Counsel, District Judge and Deputy Public Prosecutor. In the Crime Division of the Attorney General’s Chambers (where he served as a Deputy Public Prosecutor and State Counsel), Amarjit specialised in High Court prosecution work and also argued appeal cases in the Supreme Court; while as a District Judge in the Subordinate Courts, he adjudicated mainly criminal cases.
He has defended, adjudicated and prosecuted cases on all levels of criminal and appellate courts in Singapore, and has worked on Petitions for Clemency and defended clients facing trial by the Subordinate Military Court.
He retired from the Singapore Legal Service in 2012 as Deputy Senior State Counsel prior to re-joining private practice.
Amarjit graduated with a LL.B (Hons.) in 1981 from the National University of Singapore and was in private practice immediately after, in criminal and civil litigation work. Amarjit is also active in community work, having served as a Member and Secretary of the Sikh Advisory Board. For his outstanding public service contributions, he was conferred the Pingat Bakti Masyarakat (PBM) Medal in 2012 by the Singapore government.
No wonder his son no need to work, studied until 30+ and joined WP for his first job in life.
Amarjit Singh
LL.B. (HONS.)
Consultant
Amarjit Singh is a Consultant of the Disputes & Specialist Practice, specialising in criminal law.
Amarjit has rich and varied experience in criminal law practice, having been a Defence Counsel, District Judge and Deputy Public Prosecutor. In the Crime Division of the Attorney General’s Chambers (where he served as a Deputy Public Prosecutor and State Counsel), Amarjit specialised in High Court prosecution work and also argued appeal cases in the Supreme Court; while as a District Judge in the Subordinate Courts, he adjudicated mainly criminal cases.
He has defended, adjudicated and prosecuted cases on all levels of criminal and appellate courts in Singapore, and has worked on Petitions for Clemency and defended clients facing trial by the Subordinate Military Court.
He retired from the Singapore Legal Service in 2012 as Deputy Senior State Counsel prior to re-joining private practice.
Amarjit graduated with a LL.B (Hons.) in 1981 from the National University of Singapore and was in private practice immediately after, in criminal and civil litigation work. Amarjit is also active in community work, having served as a Member and Secretary of the Sikh Advisory Board. For his outstanding public service contributions, he was conferred the Pingat Bakti Masyarakat (PBM) Medal in 2012 by the Singapore government.
I thought pritam is lawyer
挂名而已 .. park his license at the firm only. He is too busy with Town Council problems.
When he stood for election, he was still studying at SMU.
Pritam's father, 69-year-old Amarjit Singh, is a consultant in litigation and dispute resolution practice, specialising in criminal law.
Besides work, Amarjit also spends his weekends counseling inmates at Changi prison these days.
He also previously served as a defence counsel, district judge and deputy public prosecutor, and was also a Singapore Armed Forces (SAF) officer between 1970 and 1986.
As if all that wasn't enough, while serving the nation, Amarjit took up night classes and sat for A-Level examinations as a private candidate, before doing well enough to go on to read law at the National University of Singapore (NUS).
Besides work, Amarjit also spends his weekends counseling inmates at Changi prison these days.
He also previously served as a defence counsel, district judge and deputy public prosecutor, and was also a Singapore Armed Forces (SAF) officer between 1970 and 1986.
As if all that wasn't enough, while serving the nation, Amarjit took up night classes and sat for A-Level examinations as a private candidate, before doing well enough to go on to read law at the National University of Singapore (NUS).
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