Weapons Charges

Weapons Charges is a primary practice area in Singapore's legal system. This area encompasses 5 cases from 2002 to 2018.

Leading Law Firms

Analysis of law firms specializing in Weapons Charges, ranked by case volume and success rates.

Law FirmCases
Deputy Public Prosecutors100.00% success rate2 cases40.0% of area
Allen and Gledhill0.00% success rate2 cases40.0% of area
Attorney-General’s Chambers50.00% success rate2 cases40.0% of area
Leo Fernando0.00% success rate1 cases20.0% of area
Law Society’s Criminal Legal Aid Scheme0.00% success rate1 cases20.0% of area
Deputy Public Prosecutor100.00% success rate1 cases20.0% of area
Edmond Pereira and Partners0.00% success rate1 cases20.0% of area
Providence Law Asia LLC0.00% success rate1 cases20.0% of area
Harry Elias Partnership0.00% success rate1 cases20.0% of area

Notable Lawyers

Leading lawyers practicing in Weapons Charges, ranked by case volume and success rates.

LawyerCases
Andy Yeo0.00% success rate2 cases40.0% of area
Charlene Tay Chia0.00% success rate1 cases20.0% of area
Christopher Ong Siu Jin100.00% success rate1 cases20.0% of area
Peter Keith Fernando0.00% success rate1 cases20.0% of area
Sadhana Rai0.00% success rate1 cases20.0% of area
Hri Kumar Nair0.00% success rate1 cases20.0% of area
Abraham S Vergis0.00% success rate1 cases20.0% of area
Amarick Gill0.00% success rate1 cases20.0% of area
Eugene Lee100.00% success rate1 cases20.0% of area
Crystal Tan0.00% success rate1 cases20.0% of area

Recent Judgments

Displaying 5 most recent judgments out of 5 total cases

No.TitleCourtDecision DateOutcomes
1PP v Mohd Ariffan: Adducing Fresh Evidence on Appeal in Sexual Offence CaseCourt of Appeal of the Republic of Singapore13 Feb 2018
The Prosecution's application to admit the affidavits of Matin, Superintendent Chua, and Assistant Superintendent Jaga was dismissed. The application to admit the evidence of Ms. Ng was allowed in part. Ms. Ng's affidavit, section 7, and paragraphs 5.3.4 and 5.5 of the expert report are admitted as further evidence in this appeal.
2Lim Thian Lai v PP: Admissibility of Statements & Conviction for Arms Offenses Act ViolationCourt of Appeal of the Republic of Singapore03 Nov 2005
Appeal Dismissed
3PP v Lim Thian Lai: Arms Offences Act - Using Arm, Admissibility of StatementsHigh Court12 Jul 2005
Accused convicted.
4Public Prosecutor v Ismail: Arms Offences Act - Intent to Cause InjuryHigh Court18 Nov 2003
Accused found guilty and convicted as charged.
5Public Prosecutor v Henry John William: High Court's Power to Amend Defective Charges & Appeal Against SentenceHigh Court20 Feb 2002
Application allowed; appeal dismissed.