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Hiring a criminal lawyer can be a tricky conundrum to crack, especially if you’re doing it for the first time. The basics are simple enough: you need legal assistance from an expert who knows the ins and outs of the law and can help you get the best possible outcome. But how do you know which lawyer …
3 Fundamental Qualities of an Excellent Criminal Defence LawyerRead More
The internet is something most of us can’t live without, and the global pandemic highlighted just how firmly it has shifted from a convenience to a necessity. But alongside the benefits the digital sphere brings to all of us working from home, shopping online, streaming movies and staying in touch …
4 Common Types of Cybercrimes and What to do if You’re a VictimRead More
Molestation is a serious crime that carries hefty penalties in Singapore, including fines, loss of employment, revocation of professional licenses, caning, civil action and jail time of up to 20 years. If you are accused of molesting someone, a criminal investigation will commence in order to …
What to do if You are Falsely Accused of MolestationRead More
Most people know that when you are charged with a crime, you need to hire a lawyer to argue your case in court. But without previous experience dealing with a lawyer or Singapore’s justice system in general, it’s difficult to know exactly what goes on behind the scenes. Sometimes, people wonder …
Many of us associate the words ‘warrant’ with a burly officer kicking down a door to conduct a search, while ‘arrest’ conjures images of scuffling, handcuffs and an uncomfortable ride to jail in the back of a police car. But while something resembling these scenarios may occur under specific …
What Happens When You Receive a Warrant of Arrest in SingaporeRead More
Singapore’s legal system places an emphasis on providing everyone with access to justice. If you are charged with committing a crime, it’s important you understand your rights, how the judicial process works and the options that are available to you during this time. Criminal charges: What it means …
