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The High Court upheld Toh Lam Seng’s conviction for outrage of modesty and replaced five years’ corrective training with seven years’ preventive detention.
The High Court allowed the Prosecution’s appeal and increased the respondent’s corrective training sentence from six to nine years for a sexual offence against a seven-year-old child.
The High Court reduced a magistrate’s appeal sentence from 33 to 27 months after finding the offender’s substance-induced psychosis materially reduced culpability.
The High Court dismissed a sentencing appeal and upheld eight years’ preventive detention for repeated theft and drug offences, finding the term was not manifestly excessive.
The High Court held that corrective training and regular imprisonment are no longer qualitatively different, but CT still has a material quantitative difference.
The High Court allowed a sentencing appeal, holding that Corrective Training was required and substituting the 48-month imprisonment sentence with 9 years’ CT.
The High Court set aside an unlawful reformative training sentence and substituted five years’ corrective training plus the mandatory 12 strokes of caning.
The High Court upheld a conviction for criminal intimidation and increased corrective training from seven to 14 years, stressing reform and the appellant’s record.
The High Court dismissed a criminal revision seeking to retract a guilty plea for theft, holding the plea valid and the revision an improper substitute for appeal.
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