Singapore Courts

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If a person a charged in court why would the prosecution not provide him with the statements of a prosecution witness?
What is the rationale?
Only in Singapore?
How to answer the charges against you if you do not know what is the case against you.

Iswaran back at court, tries to compel prosecution to hand over statements of all 56 witnesses​

https://www.asiaone.com/singapore/i...ecution-hand-over-statements-all-56-witnesses

Former transport minister S. Iswaran, who faces 35 charges, on July 5 tried to compel the prosecution to provide conditioned statements for all 56 prosecution witnesses.

A conditioned statement is a mode of giving evidence by written statement, rather than by oral testimony.

Iswaran, whose charges involve more than $400,000 worth of items, arrived at the High Court with his defence team at around 9.30am.

The prosecution team argued they had provided a list of the 56 witnesses and their roles in the case, and are not obliged to provide the conditioned statements of these witnesses.

One of the seven prosecution witnesses named in court documents was Iswaran’s wife, Taylor Kay Mary.

The prosecution said she had seven statements recorded by the Corrupt Practices Investigation Bureau during investigations.

 

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'Yacht trip to Russia': Senators publish list of Clarence Thomas’ gifts from benefactors​

Two Senate Democrats have published a list of roughly three dozen lavish gifts Supreme Court Associate Justice Clarence Thomas received from right-wing billionaires during his time on the Court.

On the eve of the Independence Day holiday, Sens. Sheldon Whitehouse (D-Rhode Island) and Ron Wyden (D-Oregon) called on Attorney General Merrick Garland to appoint a special counsel to investigate Thomas for "possible violations of ethics and tax laws" in his "repeated and willful omissions" of gifts from wealthy benefactors.

https://www.msn.com/en-ca/news/poli...r&cvid=5a7cd851ef51417aa5cc1378a9a81d41&ei=16

 

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Well Done Singapore Courts
How can a judge only give the mother 1 day a week to see her newborn son.
Even in Uganda the mother gets the child.
In Singapore the useless 2 times divorced old fart could get to keep the 10 month old child.
Why did the poleece not allow her to see her son?
She can now see her son for 2 hours per week.

Who was the freaking judge.

'He kept comparing me to other women': Singaporean man kicks Vietnamese wife out after she gives birth​

SINGAPORE – A month after their son was born, Lily’s husband kicked her out of his home and blocked her from seeing their baby.

That marked the start of a long ordeal for the 30-year-old Vietnamese bride, who did not see her son for about 10 months.

“I feel it’s very unfair. I’m not in the wrong and I have not been unfaithful,” Lily (not her real name) said in Mandarin, adding that her husband gave her no reason why he wanted to cut ties.

“I missed the first 10 months of my child’s life and this is very painful for me.”

Lily came to Singapore four years ago to look for a better-paying job, and she found one as a kitchen helper at a restaurant.

A compatriot introduced her to her Singaporean husband, a twice-divorced mechanic 15 years her senior. The couple dated for a few months before she became pregnant, and they tied the knot.

But their relationship started to fray during her pregnancy.

She said: “He kept criticising me and comparing me to other women, saying I was so fat during my pregnancy and I’m not pretty enough. He kept saying I was not gentle with him like the beer ladies.”

They also fought over a sum of money that Lily lent him.

One day after she went to see the doctor after giving birth, her husband kicked her out of his flat.

She called the police and was referred to a crisis shelter, where she stayed for six months.

Her husband told her he wanted a divorce and did not let her see their son.

A social worker referred her to Pro Bono SG’s Family Justice Support Scheme, which offers pro bono legal aid to lower-income foreign spouses with Singaporean children.

On July 15, Pro Bono SG and South Central Community Family Service Centre officially launched the Transnational Family Care Centre, the first social service centre dedicated to serving the needs of lower-income transnational families.

Lawyer June Lim took up her case, and she obtained a court order for Lily to see her son once a week for two hours each time.

Ms Lim said Lily’s husband has to comply with the court order, or he faces penalties for failing to do so.

Lily said: “Without my social workers and my lawyer June Lim, I wouldn’t have known what to do and if I can even see my son.”

 

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witness and whistleblower protection program? especially cannot suka suka anyhow whistle in jurong.