was kinda bored today, so i was searching the Laws Of Singapore some of which had caught my eye was the Internal Security Act "Right to arrest and detain individuals without trail" this Act is cool =D so let the boost of GK begin! =D
Internal Security Act (Singapore) From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
The Internal Security Act (ISA) of Singapore[1] confers on the government the right to arrest and detain individuals without trial in certain defined circumstances. The legislation originated in the wake of World War II, when a number of countries around the world introduced legislation that severely curtailed the rights of known or suspected communists. The most notable ISA case was the Operation Coldstore in 1963 which led to the arrest of some 100 left-wing politicians and trade unionists, including members of the opposition party Barisan Sosialis who were opposing Singapore's merger with Malaysia. While the ISA has not been invoked in recent years against political opponents, the continued existence of ISA is perceived as restricting political opposition and criticism of the government.
Criminal law
The criminal law of Singapore is largely statutory in nature. The general principles of criminal law, as well as the elements and penalties of common criminal offences such as homicide, theft and cheating, are set out in the Penal Code.[92] Other important offences are created by statutes such as the Arms Offences Act,[93] Kidnapping Act,[94]Misuse of Drugs Act[95] and Vandalism Act.[96]
In addition, there is a perception that Singapore society is highly regulated through the criminalization of many activities which are considered as fairly harmless in other countries. These include failing to flush toilets after use, littering, jaywalking, the possession of pornography and the sale of chewing gum. Nonetheless, Singapore is one of the countries with the least crime in the world, with a low incidence of violent crimes.
Singapore retains both corporal punishment (in the form of caning) and capital punishment (by hanging) as punishments for serious offences. For certain offences, the imposition of these penalties is mandatory.
let me begin blogging about my reflection on 7th sept
ah-ermmm.... I'm honour to know many of you guys and those who had celebrated with me. got lots of Msgs and Friendster comments. thanks guys!
ouh ya adding on, thanks for the speaker in the converse shoe box from Marcus Oo Thanks for the Chocolate Birthday cake from Eva! Thanks for the Birthday song from SK, KH, Marcus, Eva =D & Thanks for celebrating with me ya.. =D cause the next day, 8th sept we had our prelims already.. so ya.. thank you guys!
a colourful day indeed! =D [photos will be uploaded soon]
ok up next, what happen from monday to thursday was actually the same old thing. after exams go eat, then went home,shower, rest, prepare my notes all, meet up with KH, SK and sometimes even Ming Yan, Idayu, Jasmine & Eva to study till around 10pm - 10.30pm. around 7pm we would have our dinner together.. went home, wash up, eat, sleep. so actually everyday i have done the same old thing. didn't even do a single push up for this whole week! ARGH! but the good part, since i have been keep eating, i'm gaining mass! haha friday was different. which was yesterday, please refer to my yesterday post =D
ok that would be all... tag before you leave ya.. lol
to my friend who thinks Mercedes isn't nice,look at this it's called "Mercedes-Benz SLR 722 Edition" [Pictures from Goggle]
.: About ME :.
Tay Ming Wei
18 in year"10
DOB:07/09/92
TOB:9.39AM
Horoscope virgo
Singapore Poly
Civil Engineering with Business S68
Yishun Secondary
Class 5N1 [2009]
CCA:National Police Cadet Corps
current rank:Cadet Inspector [ *|]
~Quote~ If you can't, you MUST!
.: Positions :.
Secondary 2 Post Exam Activities 2008
Rock Climbing Instructor
Enterprise Day 2008
Rock Climbing Instructor
Health & Wellness Camp 2008
Chief of Events & Activities
Secondary 1 Orientation
EXCO [chief of Programs]
Secondary 2 Post Exam Activities 2007
Rock Climbing Instructor
Health & Wellness Camp 2007-09
Instructor
Uniform Group
National Police Cadet Corps
Yishun Secondary School
Station Inspector
1st Batch Welfare Admin Publications
Campcraft Competition 2008
Team Captain
NPCC Inter-unit Camp 2007
Camp Coordinator
5-7th June 2007
NATIONAL POLICE CADET CORPS
Cadet Inspector
Yishun Secondary School Unit
SINGAPORE POLYTECHNIC
School of Architecture & Built Environment Club
Assistant Project Coordinator
SP CD Lionhearter
Member
Camp Coordinator For NPCC AREA 2 2011
Camp Instructor For NPCC Area 2 2010 & Area 9 2011
Cadet Inspector Instructor for D10 & J11
Coordinator for Area 2 2011 Sec 1 Swearing In Ceremony
NPAP 2011 Guard of Honour Contingent Commander
was kinda bored today, so i was searching the Laws Of Singapore some of which had caught my eye was the Internal Security Act "Right to arrest and detain individuals without trail" this Act is cool =D so let the boost of GK begin! =D
Internal Security Act (Singapore) From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
The Internal Security Act (ISA) of Singapore[1] confers on the government the right to arrest and detain individuals without trial in certain defined circumstances. The legislation originated in the wake of World War II, when a number of countries around the world introduced legislation that severely curtailed the rights of known or suspected communists. The most notable ISA case was the Operation Coldstore in 1963 which led to the arrest of some 100 left-wing politicians and trade unionists, including members of the opposition party Barisan Sosialis who were opposing Singapore's merger with Malaysia. While the ISA has not been invoked in recent years against political opponents, the continued existence of ISA is perceived as restricting political opposition and criticism of the government.
Criminal law
The criminal law of Singapore is largely statutory in nature. The general principles of criminal law, as well as the elements and penalties of common criminal offences such as homicide, theft and cheating, are set out in the Penal Code.[92] Other important offences are created by statutes such as the Arms Offences Act,[93] Kidnapping Act,[94]Misuse of Drugs Act[95] and Vandalism Act.[96]
In addition, there is a perception that Singapore society is highly regulated through the criminalization of many activities which are considered as fairly harmless in other countries. These include failing to flush toilets after use, littering, jaywalking, the possession of pornography and the sale of chewing gum. Nonetheless, Singapore is one of the countries with the least crime in the world, with a low incidence of violent crimes.
Singapore retains both corporal punishment (in the form of caning) and capital punishment (by hanging) as punishments for serious offences. For certain offences, the imposition of these penalties is mandatory.
let me begin blogging about my reflection on 7th sept
ah-ermmm.... I'm honour to know many of you guys and those who had celebrated with me. got lots of Msgs and Friendster comments. thanks guys!
ouh ya adding on, thanks for the speaker in the converse shoe box from Marcus Oo Thanks for the Chocolate Birthday cake from Eva! Thanks for the Birthday song from SK, KH, Marcus, Eva =D & Thanks for celebrating with me ya.. =D cause the next day, 8th sept we had our prelims already.. so ya.. thank you guys!
a colourful day indeed! =D [photos will be uploaded soon]
ok up next, what happen from monday to thursday was actually the same old thing. after exams go eat, then went home,shower, rest, prepare my notes all, meet up with KH, SK and sometimes even Ming Yan, Idayu, Jasmine & Eva to study till around 10pm - 10.30pm. around 7pm we would have our dinner together.. went home, wash up, eat, sleep. so actually everyday i have done the same old thing. didn't even do a single push up for this whole week! ARGH! but the good part, since i have been keep eating, i'm gaining mass! haha friday was different. which was yesterday, please refer to my yesterday post =D
ok that would be all... tag before you leave ya.. lol
to my friend who thinks Mercedes isn't nice,look at this it's called "Mercedes-Benz SLR 722 Edition" [Pictures from Goggle]
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Criminal intimidation by an anonymous communication
507. Whoever commits the offence of criminal intimidation by an anonymous communication, or by having taken precautions to conceal the name or abode of the person from whom the threat comes, shall be punished with imprisonment for a term which may extend to 2 years, in addition to the punishment provided for the offence by section 506.
