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Criminal law [2024] SGHC 297

CHING KELVIN v PUBLIC PROSECUTOR

The High Court reduced a custodial sentence for serious careless driving from four weeks to three weeks, but upheld imprisonment, a fine, and disqualification.

  • Sentencing
  • Careless driving
  • Drink driving
  • Disqualification
  • Drink-driving
  • Careless-driving
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Criminal law [2024] SGHC 294

CHAN CHOW CHUEN v PUBLIC PROSECUTOR

The High Court allowed this appeal against a five-day custodial sentence for careless driving, substituting a fine and increasing the driving disqualification.

  • Careless driving
  • Drink driving
  • Sentencing bands
  • Serious offender
  • Disqualification of licence
  • Custodial threshold
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Criminal law [2024] SGHC 278

FAN LEI v PUBLIC PROSECUTOR

The High Court reduced a careless driving sentence from five days’ imprisonment to an $8,000 fine, but kept the mandatory two-year disqualification period.

  • Careless driving
  • Drink driving
  • Sentencing framework for serious offenders
  • Disqualification and prohibition orders
  • Admissibility of mitigation evidence
  • Careless-driving
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Criminal law [2024] SGHC 258

ADRI SATRYAWAN PRATAMA v PUBLIC PROSECUTOR

The High Court dismissed a sentence appeal for careless driving causing grievous hurt, upholding six weeks’ imprisonment and five-year driving disqualification orders.

  • Careless driving
  • Sentencing
  • Disqualification orders
  • Sentencing frameworks (sue chang; chen song)
  • Careless-driving
  • Road-traffic-act
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Criminal law [2024] SGHC 129

CHEN SONG v PUBLIC PROSECUTOR

The High Court held that “hurt” under s 65(4) of the Road Traffic Act is exclusive of grievous hurt, and set sentencing guidance for careless driving appeals.

  • Careless driving
  • Grievous hurt vs hurt
  • Sentencing framework
  • Prosecutorial discretion
  • Short detention orders
  • Disqualification orders
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Criminal law [2023] SGHC 119

PUBLIC PROSECUTOR v CHENG CHANG TONG

The High Court held that the Wu Zhi Yong sentencing framework guided careless-driving sentencing under the Road Traffic Act and reduced a manifestly inadequate fine to two weeks’ imprisonment.

  • Sentencing framework
  • Careless driving
  • Dangerous driving
  • Repeat offender
  • Drink driving
  • Sentencing bands
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