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Legal profession [2024] SGHC 82

GABRIEL SILAS TANG RAFFERTY

The High Court dismissed an admission application after finding the applicant had plagiarised twice, concealed one incident, and shown continuing lack of candour.

  • Admission to the bar
  • Duty of candour
  • Plagiarism
  • Withdrawal vs dismissal of application
  • Rehabilitation and deferment period
  • Admission-to-the-bar
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Legal profession [2023] SGHC 282

CHESTER LEE JUN MING

The High Court allowed three admission applications, finding the applicants fit and proper despite one past sexual offence and two academic plagiarism incidents.

  • Admission to the bar
  • Fitness and propriety
  • Plagiarism
  • Sexual offences
  • Disclosure in admission affidavits
  • Admission-to-the-bar
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Legal profession [2023] SGHC 129

Suria Shaik Aziz

The High Court refused to admit an applicant to the Singapore bar at that time after finding his prior plagiarism showed insufficient ethical insight and incomplete disclosure.

  • Admission to the bar
  • Character and fitness
  • Plagiarism
  • Deferment of admission
  • Bar-admission
  • Character-and-fitness
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Legal profession [2023] SGHC 59

TAY JIE QI

The High Court admitted two applicants despite past misconduct, holding that voluntary disclosure, remorse, and years of clean conduct showed they were fit and proper.

  • Admission to the bar
  • Fit and proper person
  • Plagiarism
  • Shoplifting
  • Deferment of admission
  • Rehabilitation
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