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April 12, 2024

Publications

Legal Heavyweights Celebrate Cj Yong Pung How
A new title pays tribute to the former Chief Justice, who would have turned 98 this week.

BY MATHANGI ELANGOVAN A generous spirit. A legacy of character. These are the ways that legal heavyweights remember former Chief

February 16, 2023

Publications

Paul Quan On The New Rules Of Court
His experience drafting them with Justice Tay Yong Kwang and more recently, working on a new practice guide on them with Justice Chua Lee Ming

Justice Chua and Paul receiving a commemorative copy of Singapore Rules of Court – A Practice Guide from Justice Andrew Phang BY

February 3, 2023

Publications

A Thank You To Our Authors And Contributors
Moments from Imprints 2023, where Academy Publishing's 15th anniversary was also celebrated

“Publishing is the lifeblood of the law,” noted Judicial Commissioner Goh Yihan, addressing the guests gathered at Imprints 2023, Academy

December 2, 2022

Publications

A Fitting Farewell To Justice Andrew Phang
He will retire as Justice of the Court of Appeal come his 65th birthday on 15 December 2022.

BY ASHUTOSH RAVIKRISHNAN As Chief Justice Sundaresh Menon put it, it’s not often that Justice Andrew Phang is speechless. But

March 25, 2022

Publications

Agc’s Senthil Sabapathy On Why Alternative Sentencing Matters
He’s the author of a new book on the subject.

BY ASHUTOSH RAVIKRISHNAN Like much of the country, I was transfixed by the stories of offenders featured in Inside Maximum Security,

November 30, 2021

Publications

A Look At Law Reporting
Who decides what cases make it to the Singapore Law Reports? What’s the difference between an unreported judgment and a reported one?

BY ASHUTOSH RAVIKRISHNAN For some lawyers, few things are as prestigious as having a case they fought reported in the Singapore

March 25, 2021

Publications

In Conversation With Profs Kevin Tan And Thio Li-ann
The academics explain why it’s about time we look at Singapore’s constitutional developments again.

L-R: Profs Thio Li-ann and Kevin Tan speaking at NUS in 2018. Photo: NUS Law BY ASHUTOSH RAVIKRISHNAN The prospect

February 17, 2021

Publications

Litigants In Person And Access To Justice In An Adversarial System

An excerpt from the forthcoming Litigants in Person: Principles and Practice in Civil and Family Matters in Singapore, published by Academy

Publications

Legal Heavyweights Celebrate Cj Yong Pung How
A new title pays tribute to the former Chief Justice, who would have turned 98 this week.

A new title pays tribute to the former Chief Justice, who would have turned 98 this week.

Paul Quan On The New Rules Of Court
His experience drafting them with Justice Tay Yong Kwang and more recently, working on a new practice guide on them with Justice Chua Lee Ming

His experience drafting them with Justice Tay Yong Kwang and more recently, working on a new practice guide on them with Justice Chua Lee Ming

A Thank You To Our Authors And Contributors
Moments from Imprints 2023, where Academy Publishing's 15th anniversary was also celebrated

Moments from Imprints 2023, where Academy Publishing's 15th anniversary was also celebrated

A Fitting Farewell To Justice Andrew Phang
He will retire as Justice of the Court of Appeal come his 65th birthday on 15 December 2022.

He will retire as Justice of the Court of Appeal come his 65th birthday on 15 December 2022.

Agc’s Senthil Sabapathy On Why Alternative Sentencing Matters
He’s the author of a new book on the subject.

He’s the author of a new book on the subject.

A Look At Law Reporting
Who decides what cases make it to the Singapore Law Reports? What’s the difference between an unreported judgment and a reported one?

Who decides what cases make it to the Singapore Law Reports? What’s the difference between an unreported judgment and a reported one?

In Conversation With Profs Kevin Tan And Thio Li-ann
The academics explain why it’s about time we look at Singapore’s constitutional developments again.

The academics explain why it’s about time we look at Singapore’s constitutional developments again.

Litigants In Person And Access To Justice In An Adversarial System

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