What is prosecutorial discretion? (TODAY online)
The Public Prosecutor is the ultimate authority in Singapore when it comes to deciding whether to prosecute someone for alleged criminal conduct. This is known as “prosecutorial discretion”.
How is mental illness relevant in criminal law? (TODAY online)
It is a misconception of popular culture that “pleading insanity” allows an offender to get off scot-free.
Benefits and pitfalls of blockchain marriages (The Straits Times)
How can NFTs and smart contracts be applied to marriages, and what are the pros and cons?
Jamiyah perkenalkan program baru dan lancar siri buku kanak-kanak (Berita MediaCorp)
Siri buku kanak-kanak 'Ceria Dengan Cerita' menampilkan 12 buku yang ditulis seorang pendidik mapan yang mempunyai pengalaman mengajar lebih 60 tahun, Profesor Madya Kamsiah Abdullah.
Are bystanders who film rather than intervene actually helpful? (Channel NewsAsia)
Videos circulating on social media of a man in Buangkok wielding a sword showed an account of what happened. SUSS Sheryl Chua explores the rise of people recording acts of aggression or abuse.
How do universities up their game? (Channel NewsAsia)
Singapore’s six autonomous universities have each responded to such perennial calls for reform in their own ways.
Are S'pore's universities nimble enough to stay relevant? (TODAY online)
Does it make sense to spend three or four years in university to study something that may become quickly irrelevant in a fast-changing world?