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Criminal law [2017] SGHC 37

MATHEW KOOTTAPPILLIL MATHEW v PUBLIC PROSECUTOR

The High Court reduced a corruption sentence from 6 to 4 weeks after the appellant made late full compensation, while upholding the penalty.

  • Prevention of corruption act s6(a)
  • Penal code s406
  • Restitution
  • Comparative sentencing
  • Mitigation
  • Remorse
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Criminal law [2016] SGHC 156

PUBLIC PROSECUTOR v PREM HIRUBALAN

The High Court allowed the Prosecution’s sentence appeal, increased penalties for three offences, and ordered the terms to run consecutively for a total of ten months.

  • Sentencing principles
  • Consecutive vs concurrent sentences
  • Restitution and mitigation
  • Duty of fidelity
  • Unauthorized trading
  • Sentencing-appeals
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Criminal law [2016] SGHC 78

PUBLIC PROSECUTOR v OSI MARIA ELENORA PROTACIO

The High Court allowed the prosecution’s sentence appeal in a CBT case, finding a $4,000 fine manifestly inadequate and enhancing the sentence to 15 weeks’ imprisonment.

  • Sentencing
  • Mitigation
  • Aggravation
  • Restitution
  • Deterrence
  • Criminal-breach-of-trust
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Criminal law [2011] SGHC 272

Public Prosecutor v Syamsul Hilal bin Ismail

Appeal against sentence allowed. The High Court increased the aggregate sentence for serial cheating and criminal breach of trust from 10 to 15 months.

  • Aggregate sentencing
  • Consecutive sentences
  • Deterrence
  • Reoffending
  • Use of internet as aggravating factor
  • Sentencing precedents
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