Sentencing Powers

Sentencing Powers is a specialized practice area in Singapore's legal system. This area encompasses 1 cases from 2002 to 2002.

Leading Law Firms

Analysis of law firms specializing in Sentencing Powers, ranked by case volume and success rates.

Law Firm	Cases	Success Rate	Key Lawyers	Recent Cases
Deputy Public Prosecutor0.00% success rate	1 cases100.0% of area	0.00% success rate	Lim Yew Jin (1 cases)	Mohammed Walik Shafiq bin Adzhar Sah v Public Prosecutor: Revision of Magistrate Court Sentencing Powers(Aug 2002)

Leading lawyers practicing in Sentencing Powers, ranked by case volume and success rates.

Lawyer	Cases	Success Rate	Expertise Level	Recent Cases
Lim Yew Jin0.00% success rate	1 cases100.0% of area	0.00% success rate	Experienced50% relevance score	Mohammed Walik Shafiq bin Adzhar Sah v Public Prosecutor: Revision of Magistrate Court Sentencing Powers(Aug 2002)

Displaying 1 most recent judgments out of 1 total cases

No.	Title	Court	Decision Date	Outcomes
1	Mohammed Walik Shafiq bin Adzhar Sah v Public Prosecutor: Revision of Magistrate Court Sentencing Powers	High Court	27 Aug 2002	Appeal dismissed. Sentence of reformative training set aside and case remitted to the Magistrate’s Court for committal to District Court for sentencing.