ASEAN Needs More Transnational and Comparative Lawyers
To turn ASEAN’s big agreements into real impact, Singapore lawyers must think and work beyond borders. In this commentary, Associate Professors of Law Jaclyn L Neo and Tan Hsien-Li from the National University of Singapore draw from their work to
Small Claims, Big Impact
Enhancing Justice through Affordability, Accessibility, Autonomy, and Affectiveness in the Small Claims Tribunals Singapore’s Small Claims Tribunals (SCT), established in 1984, have become a cornerstone of accessible justice by providing swift, inexpensive, and user-friendly dispute resolution. Originally focused on consumer protection,
Unwritten Constitutional Norms: Finding the Singapore Constitution
This article examines the judicial articulation of unwritten constitutional norms in Singapore over the last few years. It takes as its starting point that the constitution is underpinned by foundational norms and the articulation of such norms is important to
Recent Developments in Muslim Law Practice in Singapore
Recently, the National University of Singapore’s Faculty of Law (NUS Law), the Syariah Court of Singapore, and the MUIS Academy, with the support of the Law Society’s Muslim Law Practice Committee collaborated to launch a new Muslim Law Practice Course