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Laws on Drink Driving in Singapore

Laws on Drink Driving in Singapore

Being unfit to drive due to alcohol or exceeding the legal limit for alcohol on either a breath or blood test can land motorists in a whole heap of trouble in Singapore. Drivers need to take care in Singapore as even a tiny amount of alcohol can lead to a drink driving conviction if the court believes it has affected the motorist’s ability to drive and be safely in charge...
Criminal Law
The Misuse of Drugs Act in Singapore

The Misuse of Drugs Act in Singapore

Singapore has some of the most severe drug laws in the world. Even possessing a tiny amount of an illegal substance can result in a S$20,000 fine or ten years in jail. A conviction for trafficking can result in the death penalty. Singapore’s Misuse of Drugs Act is the primary statute that sets out the different drug classifications, offences, and consequences. Human activity around drugs usually focuses on three activities...
Criminal Law
Is Prostitution Legal in Singapore?

Is Prostitution Legal in Singapore?

Prostitution is legal in Singapore, but various associated activities are not. There is plenty of illegal prostitution in Singapore as well as government-regulated brothels. The Singaporean government is trying to tread a middle line, accepting that prostitution will never go away on the one hand and controlling and criminalising some of the more undesirable elements on the other. The oldest profession is a thorn in the side of governments and...
Inheritance
What to Do When Someone Dies in Singapore

What to Do When Someone Dies in Singapore

The death of a family member sets in process a whole chain of events and legal requirements. It can be hard to cope with at such a difficult time; managing the personal affairs and estate of someone who has died in line with the law is also not optional. There are various legal formalities necessary to have a funeral, then distribute the estate and possessions of the deceased. Some people...
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