Flirting with a Modest AI Intervention for the Singapore Bar
Abstract Senior practitioners within Singapore’s legal community have long admonished younger lawyers for a perceived want of perseverance, attributing their early departure from practice to individual failing rather than institutional cause. What changed in 2026 was the publication of the Law
The Inevitable Waltz – Medical-Legal Partnership
The natural progression of birth is to end life with death. Along the journey from birth to death, there will be health issues. It cannot be denied that social problems can exacerbate poor health. Predictably, the root causes of such
Incapacitating Chemical Castration
Singapore is not insulated from serious sexual offences. Strong emotions naturally erupt over sexual deviants desecrating their victims and robbing them of their innocence. In the court of public opinion, many chanted for chemical castration to be used as a
When Destiny Does Not Favour the Gambler
A Commentary on the Gambling Regulatory Authority of Singapore Bill and the Gambling Control Bill It is apt and timely that Singapore tightens the reins over problem and pathological gambling that runs the risk of escalating particularly with technological advancement. The
The Path to a Safer Singapore
A Commentary on the Criminal Law (Miscellaneous Amendments) Bill The Penal Code was recently substantially amended in 2019 to better protect vulnerable victims and curb sexual offences. This was timely, given the rise in offences of such nature. To strengthen our