October 13, 2020 Tags Legal Heritage The Long Road To Lawnet, As Told By Charles Lim Mr Charles Lim (left) and Justice Lee Seiu Kin (in blue tie) at the launch of LawNet in 1990 The
October 7, 2020 Tags Legal Heritage A Class Act: From Chalk To Transparencies Professor Tan Sook Yee grew up in Seremban, Malaysia, studied law in Dublin, Ireland and would spend 45 years of
September 14, 2020 Tags Legal Heritage A Class Act: How Singapore’s First Law Faculty Came To Be It wasn’t always a given that a law degree from a Singapore university would be recognised as a qualification for
August 11, 2020 Tags Legal Heritage Veteran Trials Mr TPB Menon was studying for his HSC (Higher School Certificate, equivalent to today’s A’ levels) when his father was
May 6, 2020 Tags Legal Heritage Hold My Hand Till the End: An Interview with Sister Gerard Fernandez BY FOO KIM LENGAmazing Grace is one of the most popular hymns around Changi Prison’s death row. It is sung joyfully
February 18, 2020 Tags Legal Heritage A Stately Goodbye: Bidding Farewell to the State Courts Complex As we bid farewell to the State Courts Complex, we use oral history interviews to piece together its 44-year heritage.…