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The Law Society succeeded in seeking striking off of a solicitor convicted of forgery and false evidence. The court held the dishonesty was integral and no exceptional facts justified a lesser sanction.
The High Court ordered the Law Society to seek appointment of a Disciplinary Tribunal over a lawyer’s alleged conduct during witness examination, and made no costs order.
The court affirmed disciplinary convictions for repeated solicitors’ accounts breaches, verification failures, dishonesty to court, and social media misconduct, and struck the respondent off.
The Court of Appeal held that the PACC Act is procedural only and refused to stay Pannir Selvam Pranthaman’s execution pending a Law Society complaint.
The High Court dismissed an admission application after finding repeated academic dishonesty and serious non-disclosure. It imposed a five-year minimum exclusionary period.
The Court of 3 Supreme Court Judges held that a solicitor’s false attestation on a lasting power of attorney was grossly improper conduct and imposed a four-month suspension.
The court upheld findings that Dr Lee committed professional misconduct by prescribing hormone therapies without sufficient medical basis and affirmed an 18-month suspension.
The Court of Appeal granted permission for a post-appeal capital case application and stayed execution, but only on two grounds: the Law Society complaint and a pending constitutional challenge.
The High Court held that a neurosurgeon’s repeated unauthorised access to patient records was gross misconduct, justifying summary dismissal and defeating his wrongful dismissal claim.
The court struck off Jill Phua for failing to disclose a plagiarism reprimand in her admission affidavit and imposed a two-and-a-half-year reinstatement interval.
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