The Military Justice Project
The Military Justice Project is an initiative founded in 2012 by undergraduates from the National University of Singapore Faculty of Law who share a passion for National Service, and a collective goal to provide accessible legal assistance to servicemen.
Staffed by a dedicated team of students, the Military Justice Project aims to work closely with the Ministry of Defence and the legal community to find ways to continue to facilitate the effective administration of Military Discipline, thereby upholding the standards and values expected of our nation’s soldiers and servicemen.
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Our Articles
After much anticipation, CJC-F held its first in-person Welcome Event on 19th September 2022. It was a very exciting time as both ...
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September
Olympian. World record holder. First male swimmer to earn Olympic and World Championship gold medals for every freestyle distance ...
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September
Contingency Fee Arrangements are payment arrangements, whereby the legal fees payable to a lawyer by a client is determined by the...
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August
A money mule is a person who receives and transfers money, often of criminal source1. They could be either stolen or fraudulently ...
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August
With reference to the Children and Young Person’s Act (CYPA), a juvenile is someone aged 7 or above and below 16 years old.Over th...
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August
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