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Apres what the AGC said, I’m left to wonder whether it’s really true that if one got someone to lie to the police, then one didn’t really lie to the police but merely abetted someone to lie and by inference less cuplpable than the person who directly lied to the police?
Also, the fact that the person who lied to the police is a 76-year-old employee — and thus could be deemed to be a vulnerable employee — matters less than the fact that the good doctor didn’t give the said employee any ”favours”.
Now I wish the AGC could give us a primer on how one could go round hugging old men and stealing their money but don’t end up in years of preventive detention like this hapless woman!
- http://singaporegirl.wordpress.com/2012/06/17/another-legal-mystery/
Also, the fact that the person who lied to the police is a 76-year-old employee — and thus could be deemed to be a vulnerable employee — matters less than the fact that the good doctor didn’t give the said employee any ”favours”.
Now I wish the AGC could give us a primer on how one could go round hugging old men and stealing their money but don’t end up in years of preventive detention like this hapless woman!
- http://singaporegirl.wordpress.com/2012/06/17/another-legal-mystery/
