Did Shanmugam Breach the Constitution When He Discussed the High Court Judgement in the Parti Liyani Case?
Justice Chan Article 99 of the Singapore Constitution states: The conduct of a Judge of the Supreme Court or a Judicial Commissioner, a Senior Judge or an International Judge of the Supreme Court shall not be discussed in Parliament except on a substantive motion of which notice has been given by not less than one-quarter of...
Is Parliament the final court of appeal?
Last week, Singaporeans witnessed how our Parliament was used to run down a defenceless Indonesian domestic worker, criticise her lawyer for an alleged technical oversight which resulted in the appeal judge reaching an erroneous conclusion on the motive of Liew Mun Leong when he lodged a police report. Unproven new evidence...
Indranee Talks the Usual PAP Cock in Parliament About Not Needing Checks and Balances
In yesterday’s Parliamentary debate Leader of the House, Indranee Rajah, dismissed the idea that there was a problem with the AG, a political appointee, having the power to decide whom to prosecute or not. To quote state media CNA: Leader of the House Indranee Rajah said that the attorney-general advises the Government on...
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