Criminal Law
What Is a Stern Warning from the Police in Singapore?
A stern warning in Singapore is a formal record of investigation without a conviction. What it is, when it's issued, what it shows on background checks, and your rights.
8 May 2026
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Criminal Law
If the police have been in touch, the next few days matter. Singapore criminal matters run on the Penal Code 1871 and the Criminal Procedure Code 2010, from the first statement through to trial and appeal. These guides explain your rights at the investigation stage and how specific offences and their penalties work.
8 articles on criminal law in Singapore.
Criminal Law
Can the Police Search My Phone in Singapore?
Police phone searches in Singapore: when a warrant is needed, when it isn't, and what to do if you're asked to unlock your phone or hand over passwords.
8 May 2026
Criminal Law
What Happens If You're Caught With Drugs in Singapore?
Drug offences in Singapore are governed by the MDA: presumption of trafficking by quantity, mandatory minimums, and the s33 capital threshold. What to expect.
8 May 2026
Criminal Law
What Are the Penalties for Drink Driving in Singapore?
Drink driving in Singapore: mandatory minimum fines from S$2,000, mandatory driving disqualification, possible jail. The Road Traffic Act framework and what to expect.
8 May 2026
Criminal Law
How Does Bail Work in Singapore?
Bail in Singapore released under CPC s92-95: bailable vs non-bailable offences, how surety works, the bail amount, and when bail is refused or revoked.
8 May 2026
Criminal Law
Do I Have to Give a Statement to the Police in Singapore?
You generally have to attend and answer police questions in Singapore under s22 CPC, but you don't have to incriminate yourself. The right to silence and what's compelled.
8 May 2026
Criminal Law
White-Collar Crime Defences in Singapore: Strategies and Options
Defences against white-collar crime charges in Singapore: Penal Code, PCA, MAS Act offences, the elements of intent, and what an early defence strategy looks like.
5 May 2025
Criminal Law
What to Do If You Get Arrested in Singapore: Your Legal Rights
Arrested in Singapore? Your rights under Article 9(3) and the Criminal Procedure Code, what the police can and can't do, and what to do in the first 48 hours.
5 Feb 2025
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