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Easily taken care of by requiring: 1) Disclosure of assets and business interests to the public and not just the PM; and 2) Mandatory abstention from voting in Parliament on any issues in which their personal interests would be affected.

I know this Rear Admirer Teo can perform black magic very well, even the Archbishop got to surrender ...

I have a confession to make. My full name, NRIC number and residential address are ... ... ... :D

Re: Former National University of Singapore law professor Tey Hsun Hang has succeeded you another gongkia. tharma was convicted when he was a private citizen. supposedly of a crime not involving dishonesty just farking careless with state secrets. zorro confessed to stealing property albeit...

Re: Former National University of Singapore law professor Tey Hsun Hang has succeeded Including services provided "free" by incompetent IBs:

Re: Former National University of Singapore law professor Tey Hsun Hang has succeeded stealing property, even if it is only toothpicks, is a crime. consensual acts are not. wrongful deprivation of personal liberty is the greater crime. trial by media is a grave crime committed not just...

Re: Former National University of Singapore law professor Tey Hsun Hang has succeeded Check with SPH's legal advisors. :oIo:

Re: Former National University of Singapore law professor Tey Hsun Hang has succeeded Hmmm .... there are quite a number of cheapskates in Sinkieland. What shall we do to the MiniSTAR who steals toothpicks by the dozens? Prosecute him for theft! WTF the Stupid Sinkie AG sleeping on his job...

Re: Former National University of Singapore law professor Tey Hsun Hang has succeeded Play Fair or Beware: Tort of Malicious Prosecution The Privy Council recently delivered its judgment in Crawford Adjusters and others v Sagicor General Insurance (Cayman) Ltd1 and confirmed that the...

Re: Former National University of Singapore law professor Tey Hsun Hang has succeeded Precisely. I said it long time ago even before the trial started:

Sir Humphrey says: "Overall, as you can see, survey results can always be FIXED by asking the right leading questions. Now, Bernard, please make haste and arrange another survey that shows that Sinkies love nothing more than to indulge in pre-marital sex and they think that Scums in White should...

Putting aside the question of who (if any) has the locus standi to sue in this matter, assuming that person is a public figure, then he/she faces insurmountable obstacles under US law, which is protective of free speech, and that is the way it should be in a democracy: New York Times Co. v...

Samsters have already taken stock of her first year as Speaker and the conclusion is that she doesn't understand that she is supposed to be politically impartial. This buffoon of a Speaker can :kma:

What you did in that hypothetical situation would be pre-meditated. To put it simply your PM is an idiot. See below for detailed legal explanation:

Re: Why r Poodles charging bus driver when govt says it was Ah Neh's own damned fault I answered precisely the question which was asked, no more no less, which was will his out of court statement hurt the prosecution's case. Anyway, any update on this...

Re: Why r Poodles charging bus driver when govt says it was Ah Neh's own damned fault The High Commissioner should be charged with contempt of court. Commenting inappropriately on a matter that is sub judice thereby interfering with the due process of the law. Shame on him! :mad...

Re: Why r Poodles charging bus driver when govt says it was Ah Neh's own damned fault Was the High Commissioner at the scene? Buying some saris for his mistress perhaps? Saw the deceased being run over with his own two eyes? Highly unlikely! Your question is will the Commissioner's...

Re: Why r Poodles charging bus driver when govt says it was Ah Neh's own damned fault Off with his head! Long live the King! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=51IepW5AoMM

Re: Why r Poodles charging bus driver when govt says it was Ah Neh's own damned fault Have you heard of the rule against admissibility of hearsay evidence? :p:D

Re: Why r Poodles charging bus driver when govt says it was Ah Neh's own damned fault The reason is simple. To diffuse public tension, the AG under pressure from his political masters did as he was told. Or to put it somewhat narcissistically, the Stinky Smelly AG did not read or could not...