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The High Court upheld five weeks’ imprisonment for serious careless driving and reduced drink-driving imprisonment to three weeks, with a 48-month driving ban.
The Court of Appeal upheld Ng Soon Kiat’s 13-year drug-trafficking sentence, but held that his 34-month driving disqualification had to start on conviction.
The High Court upheld a 7-year sentence for dangerous driving causing death and 6 months for drink driving, and clarified sentencing frameworks under the Road Traffic Act.
The High Court reduced a custodial sentence for serious careless driving from four weeks to three weeks, but upheld imprisonment, a fine, and disqualification.
The High Court allowed this appeal against a five-day custodial sentence for careless driving, substituting a fine and increasing the driving disqualification.
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.
The High Court dismissed a repeat drink-driving appeal, upheld an eight-week jail term, a $10,000 fine and lifetime disqualification, and set out a four-stage sentencing framework.
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.
Appeal against sentence for drink driving and reckless driving dismissed. The court set out updated sentencing guidance and upheld concurrent sentences.
The High Court reduced a drink-driving sentence from seven days to five, but held that possible loss of SAF emoluments was not a mitigating factor.
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