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
What is DeceptionDeception is commonly defined as the “act of encouraging people to believe information that is not true.” This fa...
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April
IntroductionForensic entomotoxicology studies the application of toxicological analysis to carrion-feeding insects like blow fly l...
4
April
On July 24 2013, Dorothy Varallo-Speckeen voluntarily allowed herself to be interviewed, believing that she was helping to solve a...
31
March
Introduction Can drugs like cocaine make one turn violent after consumption? In September last year, a man (Andrew Ng Chuan Hock) ...
29
March
Rape Drugs: An IntroductionWhat are in your drinks? The use of rape drugs to faciliate the commission of sexual offences has been ...
22
March
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