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The court upheld convictions for outrage of modesty against the accused's daughter and affirmed 16 months' imprisonment on each charge, to run concurrently.
The High Court adopted the Huang Ying-Chun framework for self-laundering under s 54(1) CDSA and increased the respondent’s CDSA sentences to 22 and 26 months.
The High Court set aside a one-week jail sentence for unauthorised receipt of confidential information under the Official Secrets Act and substituted a S$1,500 fine.
The High Court convicted the accused of rape and sexual assault by penetration involving a 12-year-old victim, preferred her evidence, rejected his account, and imposed 15 years’ imprisonment and 14 strokes.
The High Court allowed sentencing appeals under the Building Control Act, holding that the respondents’ culpability was high and the harm at least medium.
The High Court held that benchmark sentencing is suitable for s 35(1) Road Traffic Act offences and set a two-week custodial benchmark for archetypal unqualified drivers.
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.
The High Court rejected the Pang Shuo graphical sentencing framework for Customs Act cigarette offences, reaffirmed Yap Ah Lai, and dismissed both appeals.
The High Court adopted a benchmark sentencing framework for unlicensed massage establishment offences and reduced the appellant’s sentence from 24 to 18 weeks.
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.
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