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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 procedure and sentencing [2019] SGHC 207

PUBLIC PROSECUTOR v TAN KOK MING, MICHAEL

High Court sentencing appeals on foreign bribery and corruption: the court held that bribery of foreign public officials is a distinct aggravating factor, not the public service rationale.

  • Sentencing principles
  • Public service rationale
  • Bribery of foreign public officials
  • Sentencing framework for ss 5 and 6 pca
  • Judicial mercy and medical grounds
  • Disgorgement and fines
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Criminal law [2015] SGHC 24

Ewe Pang Kooi v Public Prosecutor

High Court bail application in a serious fraud case. The court held the applicant was not a flight risk and granted bail at S$1 million with surety and reporting conditions.

  • Bail
  • Flight risk
  • Surety
  • Criminal breach of trust
  • Forgery
  • Cdsa
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Criminal procedure [2013] SGHC 188

Mustafa Ahunbay v Public Prosecutor

The High Court dismissed a criminal revision over continued seizure of bank accounts, holding the applicant had no right to be heard under s 370 CPC and no breach of natural justice.

  • Seizure of property
  • S 35 cpc balancing test
  • S 370 cpc return procedure
  • Audi alteram partem (right to be heard)
  • Locus standi
  • Revisionary jurisdiction
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Administrative law [2008] SGHC 139

Ung Yoke Hooi v Attorney-General

Leave to seek a mandatory order was refused. The High Court held the applicant had not shown an arguable case that the CPIB’s seizure of bank accounts was unlawful, unreasonable, or procedurally improper.

  • Seizure of bank accounts
  • Order 53 leave test
  • S68 cpc powers to seize
  • S392 cpc reporting to magistrate
  • Cdsa confiscation proceedings
  • Abuse of process
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