Scandalising the judiciary
Scandalising the judiciary is a specialized practice area in Singapore's legal system. This area encompasses 2 cases from 2011 to 2019.
Leading Law Firms
Analysis of law firms specializing in Scandalising the judiciary, ranked by case volume and success rates.
| Law Firm | Cases |
|---|---|
| Attorney-General’s Chambers100.00% success rate | 2 cases100.0% of area |
| LF Violet Netto0.00% success rate | 1 cases50.0% of area |
Notable Lawyers
Leading lawyers practicing in Scandalising the judiciary, ranked by case volume and success rates.
| Lawyer | Cases |
|---|---|
| Ravi s/o Madasamy0.00% success rate | 1 cases50.0% of area |
| Elaine Liew100.00% success rate | 1 cases50.0% of area |
| Khoo Boon Jin100.00% success rate | 1 cases50.0% of area |
| May Ng100.00% success rate | 1 cases50.0% of area |
| Lim Sai Nei100.00% success rate | 1 cases50.0% of area |
| David Chong Gek Sian100.00% success rate | 1 cases50.0% of area |
Recent Judgments
Displaying 2 most recent judgments out of 2 total cases
| No. | Title | Court | Decision Date | Outcomes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Attorney-General v Ong Wui Teck: Contempt of Court for Judge-Shopping | High Court of the Republic of Singapore | 09 Jun 2019 | Mr Ong was committed to prison for seven days for contempt and ordered to pay legal costs including disbursements to the Attorney-General. |
| 2 | Shadrake Alan v Attorney-General: Contempt of Court for Scandalising the Judiciary | Court of Appeal | 26 May 2011 | Appeal dismissed in part, sentence affirmed. |