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    NUS law prof in CPIB probe over exchanging grades for sex

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    • janet88J Offline
      janet88
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      phtthp:
      AC_Power:


      I believe it is because in a corruption case, both parties have committed an offence, the one offering the gratification and the one receiving it. The deal DK mentioned, is regards to her testifying against the Tey in exchange of her not being charged.

      isn't life an irony ?

      when Tey was a district JUDGE himself previously before, he handled the case of an NS man :-
      http://www.corpun.com/sgj00210.htm

      DK had abortion :-
      http://www.straitstimes.com/breaking-news/singapore/story/darinne-ko-had-abortion-cpib-chief-special-investigator-20130116

      Getting juicier.
      High flyer but lacking integrity.

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      • phtthpP Offline
        phtthp
        last edited by

        janet_lee88:

        Getting juicier.
        High flyer but lacking integrity.
        NUS has a code of conduct, requiring staff to declare gifts as well as conflict of interests :-
        http://www.channelnewsasia.com/stories/singaporelocalnews/view/1248253/1/.html

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          octoberbaby
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          CPIB officers are demanding. They forced the person to write false statements. The interrogating room is small, one small light, small desk and a bottle of mineral water.

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          • DreamgearD Offline
            Dreamgear
            last edited by

            octoberbaby:
            CPIB officers are demanding. They forced the person to write false statements. The interrogating room is small, one small light, small desk and a bottle of mineral water.

            Err u been thru' it before?

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              CayennePepper
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              octoberbaby:
              CPIB officers are demanding. They forced the person to write false statements. The interrogating room is small, one small light, small desk and a bottle of mineral water.

              And if you watch CSI-- always finish the water and bring the bottle with you when you leave. šŸ˜„

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                Mawar
                last edited by

                phtthp:
                AC_Power:


                I believe it is because in a corruption case, both parties have committed an offence, the one offering the gratification and the one receiving it. The deal DK mentioned, is regards to her testifying against the Tey in exchange of her not being charged.

                isn't life an irony ?

                when Tey was a district JUDGE himself previously before, he handled the case of an NS man :-
                http://www.corpun.com/sgj00210.htm

                DK had abortion :-
                http://www.straitstimes.com/breaking-news/singapore/story/darinne-ko-had-abortion-cpib-chief-special-investigator-20130116

                Getting from bad to worse. Was Tey the father of the unborn child? Did he know about the abortion? Did he abet her to do the deed?

                If I were her parents, I would be heartbroken. Lots of soul searching and figuring out how to support her through all this.

                If I were his parents, I would say all the books gave him Permanent Head Damage! Can dig his own hole to stick his head in for a long time.

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                • mdmlowM Offline
                  mdmlow
                  last edited by

                  now news say she was pregnant before

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                  • janet88J Offline
                    janet88
                    last edited by

                    mdmlow:
                    now news say she was pregnant before

                    It was a Mr Bay from CPIB who said she was pregnant...that was last Apr.
                    Hmmm, did that bb belong to Tey ?
                    These people are so intelligent...former district judge and law professor...another one from top girls' school and college. Couldn't they put their IQ to better use ?

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                    • phtthpP Offline
                      phtthp
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                      if abortion is true ... poor unborn baby, innocent life taken. :slapshead:

                      janet_lee88:
                      mdmlow:

                      now news say she was pregnant before

                      It was a Mr Bay from CPIB who said she was pregnant...that was last Apr.
                      Hmmm, did that bb belong to Tey ?

                      These people are so intelligent...former district judge and law professor...another one from top girls' school and college. Couldn't they put their IQ to better use ?

                      http://www.todayonline.com/Singapore/EDC130117-0000038/Darinne-Ko-revealed-pregnancy,-abortion--CPIB-officer

                      http://www.tnp.sg/content/witness-tells-court-darinne-ko-told-cpib-about-abortion

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                        MR06
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                        janet_lee88:
                        mdmlow:

                        now news say she was pregnant before


                        It was a Mr Bay from CPIB who said she was pregnant...that was last Apr.
                        Hmmm, did that bb belong to Tey ?
                        These people are so intelligent...former district judge and law professor...another one from top girls' school and college. Couldn't they put their IQ to better use ?

                        It is good MOE's priority in the years ahead will be to teach students about values and character so as to better prepare them for the 21st century. Hopefully this would change some schools' culture. Although calling a school \"creating competitive atas girls lacking finesse in social grace\" is a sweeping statement, the gereralisation would not be born without an iota of truth.

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