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Blogger Leong Sze Hian raises S$73,919 to date from crowdfunding after High Court orders him to pay damages to PM Lee in libel suit
Veteran blogger Leong Sze Hian, who was ordered by the High Court to pay S$133,000 in damages plus costs to...
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Victims of Sunshine Empire scam yet to recover lost money, since S’pore authorities confiscated S$21mil funds over 13 years ago
While the masterminds behind multi-level marketing company Sunshine Empire -- dubbed as Singapore’s biggest Ponzi scheme -- were eventually prosecuted...
Read moreBlogger Leong Sze Hian raises S$24,598 to date from crowdfunding after High Court orders him to pay damages to PM Lee in libel suit
Veteran blogger Leong Sze Hian, who was ordered by the High Court to pay S$133,000 in damages plus costs to...
Read moreHigh Court decision to award S$133,000 in damages to PM Lee against veteran blogger a “wrong and deeply flawed judgment”, says lawyer Lim Tean
The High Court's decision on Wednesday (24 Mar) to award S$133,000 in damages to Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong in...
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Hong Kong journalist on trial over database search for mob attack probe
An award-winning Hong Kong journalist went on trial on Wednesday for accessing car ownership details on official databases during an...
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High Court awards S$133,000 in damages to Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong over Facebook share by veteran blogger
The High Court on Wednesday (24 Mar) awarded S$133,000 in damages to Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong in his libel...
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Facebook fails in bid to derail $15 bn privacy suit
The US Supreme Court on Monday declined to consider an appeal by Facebook that would have derailed a $15 billion...
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Call centre worker in Malaysia jailed for 12 weeks for accessing Singtel customer details that were then sold to loan sharks
A team leader working at a call centre in Malaysia was sentenced to 12 weeks’ jail for helping an ex-colleague...
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Criminal defamation trial: High Court rules prosecution obliged to disclose accused persons’ statements to Defence if such statements could help Defence or weaken Prosecution’s case
The prosecution has an obligation to disclose accused persons' statements to the defence if such statements could help the defence's...
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High Court dismisses 22 death row inmates’ application for pre-action disclosures against A-G, SPS over forwarding of private correspondence with lawyers, families to AGC
The pre-action disclosures sought by 22 death row inmates against the Attorney-General (AG) and the Singapore Prison Service (SPS) are...
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