“But having witnessed the trajectory of Chee’s political career – from the toil of libel suits, bankruptcy and relentless criticisms to the merrymaking last night – it was a kind of a miracle to behold.” – Martyn See
A minister must fall in the process of change, says NSP sec-gen
An economist by nature, Mr Goh Meng Seng compares the political system to a marketplace and feels that the opposition must be the spurs in the PAP’s hinds to make the latter more competitive. Fang Shihan
It is virtually the prosecutor who decides on the penalty through varying the grammage – and the judge is little more than a rubber stamp, feels Alex Au
Practices surrounding the death penalty for drugs troubling
“We have no reason to believe that the drug figures would have been worse had the death penalty not been mandatory.” – Professor Michael Hor, NUS Law Faculty