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    NUS law prof in CPIB probe over exchanging grades for sex

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    • S Offline
      sasasea
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      Really sounds like more than meets the eye…

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        Harlequin
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        Rational_Parent:
        Widen your prospective and try to look beyond the ethical nature of the case; There may be more than meets the eye.


        Is it corruption? I really don't know since their sexual encounters seem to be consensual given the way the case has panned out so far.

        Read on and explore and decide for yourself http://temasektimes.wordpress.com/tag/tey-tsun-hang/ what is really behind this case. It would be interesting to see what else will come out of this case.
        :goodpost: Corruption? (??) I read that as \"consensual\"....

        Unethical? Or criminal? There are onion layers...

        How do we, or CPIB, define \"love\", \"love affair\", \"infatuation\" & etc?

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          janet88
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          This young woman had affair with her lecturer while having a boyfriend. Tey guy told her his past and she was head over heels over him. Read their sordid affair. DK is a rich girl, spent lots of money on him and also a very expensive meal... :shock:

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            phtthp
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            DK is a rich girl.

            her parents have the $ to send her abroad overseas get a law degree, not necessarily study in SG locally.

            youtube disclosed her ex primary school name:-
            http://www.straitstimes.com/breaking-news/singapore/story/darinne-ko-bought-740-montblanc-pen-law-professor-belated-birthday-gif

            pity Teh's wife. Luckily, she din show up in court.

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              ngl2010
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              What is it with women that showed up in court to defend their cheating husbands? It is like condoning the husband’s behaviour. It is bad example.

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                Harlequin
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                ngl2010:
                What is it with women that showed up in court to defend their cheating husbands? It is like condoning the husband's behaviour. It is bad example.


                Speaking as a wife, I am totally with you on this! What's the point to disgrace? Be it unethical or criminal act, I will call my divorce lawyer the first thing.

                But, different family different discretion.

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                  mdmlow
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                  limlim:
                  mdmlow:

                  [quote=\"janet_lee88\"]
                  That's what she claimed...on the couch in his office.

                  Her friends said she had it with many people before that… :?

                  the lecturer could be able to tell rite....?[/quote]It’s better for him to say they love each other than he’s really corrupted.

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                    ngl2010
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                    Harlequin:
                    ngl2010:

                    What is it with women that showed up in court to defend their cheating husbands? It is like condoning the husband's behaviour. It is bad example.



                    Speaking as a wife, I am totally with you on this! What's the point to disgrace? Be it unethical or criminal act, I will call my divorce lawyer the first thing.

                    But, different family different discretion.

                    I feel embarrassed for these women. Their faces are all over the media because their husband cheated them. Why must they accompany their husband to court or public function? The least they can do to preserve their self worth is not to accompany their husband to court or public function for the time being. Why can't they be allowed to show their anger for a while? The public understands. The husbands are also so selfish by allowing/forcing their wives to accompany them to the court or public function. I hope Tey's wife won't appear in court to support her husband.

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                      When husbands stray in exchange for favours, they are still engaged in EMAs...why should the wives show their faces ? When the husbands were having a good time with other women, did they think of their wives ? So why should their women stand by them in court ??? :mad: :mad:

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                        AC_Power
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                        Way2GO:
                        phtthp:

                        actually, how did the prosecutor come to hear of this case ?

                        is it her best friend or NUS law classmate report the case to mata ?

                        Didn't somebody oredi reported dat not just DK n TTH, but a few other students n faculty members were also called up to lim-kopi?
                        if u r interested, there's a conspiracy theory posted at dis site:
                        http://www.freemalaysiakini2.com/?p=62232
                        Sex charge an academic persecution of law professor?

                        Even if his book did anger people up there, they can't possibly force him to have sex with his students so as to get him charged.

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