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    NUS law prof in CPIB probe over exchanging grades for sex

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      octoberbaby
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      why attending Court either as prosecutor, defender or witness must wear black and white apparels?

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        phtthp
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        Scorpion:

        Eh, I tell you all ah...this guy I think really something wrong. I see TV the way he stare at the camera, face no reaction, eyes no blink. Don't know how the girl can tahan kenah stare close range like this for 20 minutes each time hor? :scared:
        Those girls aged 20s like dk or this latest news civil servant (mha) woman are attracted to him. Maybe they're wow by the fact that he was a judge before. Some ladies think proudly, \"hey I am dating a judge, u know, not an ordinary lawyer ... \"

        Another reason could be he trying to escape from the news paparazzi reporters, hanging around outside his house. So he conveniently \"bunk\" in with this so called \"old time\" friend.

        whatever it is -
        if this civil servant woman just let him stay at her Toa Payoh flat without doing any extra hanky panky cca with him, Her conscience is clear. Otherwise, she is destroying a happy family. (Even tho his Japanese wife may be abroad). Next time go Toa Payoh, can look out for both of them, esp. men holding an umbrella as a walking stick.

        http://forums.asiaone.com/showthread.php?t=60320&page=5

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          janet88
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          octoberbaby:
          why attending Court either as prosecutor, defender or witness must wear black and white apparels?

          serious business mah...but now no need to wear that curly wig.

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            phtthp
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            if wear curly wig … can’t imagine how funny they look like.

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              pirate
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              phtthp:
              if wear curly wig ... can't imagine how funny they look like.

              But on the first day he did wear that fly collar and gown which nobody wears in the district courts anymore. So, yah, maybe not all the screws are fastened properly. :siao:

              Either that or it's all wayang.

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                janet88
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                pirate:
                phtthp:

                if wear curly wig ... can't imagine how funny they look like.


                But on the first day he did wear that fly collar and gown which nobody wears in the district courts anymore. So, yah, maybe not all the screws are fastened properly. :siao:

                Either that or it's all wayang.

                He is no longer a judge...so outdated where 'updated' dressing in courtroom is concerned. This fella is making a monkey and fool of himself...such a disgrace.

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                  Scorpion
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                  As a former district judge, he may jailed some people. Now if he gets thrown in himself, he may come face to face with them.


                  Wahhhh…they sure plan a nice welcome party for him inside one!

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                    Scorpion
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                    phtthp:

                    Those girls aged 20s like dk or this latest news civil servant (mha) woman are attracted to him. Maybe they're wow by the fact that he was a judge before. Some ladies think proudly, \"hey I am dating a judge, u know, not an ordinary lawyer ... \"
                    Ya, there seems to be a tendency for the weak and non-independent to use referral power. It affects all levels.....even at work, at the gym, in social clubs, car clubs, in any society or organisation, we see many people (especially newbies) trying to affiliate themselves with the more popular ones there.

                    There is a term for it: \"sar-kah\".

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                      janet88
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                      Scorpion:
                      As a former district judge, he may jailed some people. Now if he gets thrown in himself, he may come face to face with them.


                      Wahhhh.....they sure plan a nice welcome party for him inside one!
                      It would be an embarrassment to share the same cell as those he had sentenced.

                      His Japanese wife can bring daughter back to her home country...face value all washed down the drain. Smart of her to stay away.

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                        octoberbaby
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                        Judge and those working in court are considered civil servant right? They fall under which minister?

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