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Criminal law [2026] SGHC 92

LIAO NUOQIAN v PUBLIC PROSECUTOR

The High Court held that Fernando’s sentencing approach applies to debit card cheating, but reduced the appellant’s cheating sentences to 24 months each.

  • Card fraud (debit/credit)
  • Benchmark sentencing
  • Sentencing principles
  • Abetment by conspiracy
  • Transnational syndicated crime
  • Guilty plea discounts
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Criminal law [2016] SGHC 192

KOH CHEE TONG v PUBLIC PROSECUTOR

The High Court dismissed an appeal against a 12-week custodial sentence and refused leave to adduce fresh psychiatric evidence, holding it would not materially affect sentencing.

  • Sentencing - custodial threshold
  • Adducing fresh evidence - ladd v marshall test
  • Mental disorder as mitigation (gambling addiction)
  • Breach of trust and confidentiality
  • General deterrence
  • Fresh-evidence
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Constitutional law [2014] SGHC 10

James Raj s/o Arokiasamy v Public Prosecutor

The High Court considered when an arrested person may consult counsel under Article 9(3). It held the right is not immediate and turns on a reasonable time and investigative needs.

  • Right to counsel
  • Article 9(3)
  • Reasonable time for consultation
  • Access to counsel during investigations
  • Burden of proof for derogation from rights
  • Right-to-counsel
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Computer misuse [2013] SGHC 141

Liew Cheong Wee Leslie v Public Prosecutor

The High Court upheld convictions for unauthorised access to a computer system causing a casino blackout, but held the prosecution had not proved s 3(2) damage for the sixth charge.

  • Unauthorized access
  • Damage under computer misuse act
  • Particulars of offence
  • Sentencing principles
  • Computer-misuse-act
  • Unauthorised-access
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Criminal law [2001] SGHC 69

Lim Siong Khee v Public Prosecutor

The High Court held that unauthorized access under the Computer Misuse Act is judged by the account holder’s consent and the kind of access involved.

  • Access without authority
  • Consent to access
  • Password disclosure
  • Statutory interpretation
  • Sentencing
  • Computer-misuse
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