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High Court upheld one-week concurrent jail terms for false information and false address reporting, holding the custodial threshold was crossed and the sentence was not manifestly excessive.
The High Court dismissed a magistrate’s appeal and upheld one week’s imprisonment for giving false information under s 182 Penal Code, finding appreciable potential harm and high culpability.
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 upheld a WSHA conviction sentence appeal, adopted a two-stage sentencing framework, and enhanced the appellant’s imprisonment from 4 to 14 months.
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 dismissed an appeal against conviction and sentence for theft, computer misuse, and giving false information to police, upholding a 17 months’ 8 weeks’ imprisonment term.
The High Court allowed the Prosecution’s sentencing appeal, holding that a fine for voluntarily causing hurt was manifestly inadequate and substituting two weeks’ imprisonment.
High Court lowered a sentence for dishonesty under s 6(c) PCA, holding that individual charges should be assessed first, then totality considered; co-offender restitution reduced harm.
The High Court allowed a corruption sentencing appeal, finding five weeks’ imprisonment manifestly excessive and substituting a S$35,000 fine.
The High Court upheld a four-week jail term for a former school principal who lied to a public servant about an affair that concealed procurement improprieties.
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