Criminal Litigation
Criminal trials and appeals, for individual and corporate clients.
General information on criminal law and procedure in Singapore, not legal advice. For advice on your own circumstances, speak with one of our lawyers.
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Michael Khoo & Partners is primarily a litigation-based firm, providing full litigation service and support for complex civil, corporate and criminal litigation, offering services for local and overseas clients, both individual and corporate.
What we handle
- Criminal trials
- Criminal appeals
Selected cases
A selection of the firm's reported and unreported cases, as listed on the firm's previous website.
Criminal appeals (10)
Tse Po Chung Nathan & Cheok Mei Mei v Public Prosecutor
[1993] 1 Singapore Law Reports 961
Carl Elias v Public Prosecutor
[1995] 2 Singapore Law Reports 501
Bridges Christopher v Public Prosecutor
[1997] 1 Singapore Law Reports 406
Public Prosecutor v Bridges Christopher
[1998] 1 Singapore Law Reports 162
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Taw Cheng Kong v Public Prosecutor
[1998] 1 Singapore Law Reports 943
Public Prosecutor v Taw Cheng Kong
[1998] 2 Singapore Law Reports 410
Yap Giau Beng Terence v Public Prosecutor
[1998] 3 Singapore Law Reports 656
Chng Gim Huat v Public Prosecutor
[2000] 3 Singapore Law Reports 262
Tan Cheng Kwee v Public Prosecutor
[2002] 3 Singapore Law Reports 390
Public Prosecutor v Louis Pius Gilbert
[2003] 3 Singapore Law Reports 418
Unreported criminal matters (3)
Public Prosecutor v Li Yongji (2006)
Public Prosecutor v Ong Boon Kheng
Public Prosecutor v Kazuo Shimada (2006)
The above does not include: cases which had been settled by the parties either on the 1st day of the trial or shortly after the trial had commenced.
Fees
Fees depend on the scope of the matter. Ask us for a quote.
| Initial consultationExplaining the charge, the process and your options. | On enquiry |
|---|---|
| TrialPreparing for and conducting your defence at trial. | On enquiry |
| AppealAppealing a conviction or sentence. | On enquiry |
Where to start
Call the office with the charge and any court date you have been given, and we will advise on the next step.
Have questions?
Send us a quick note below and let's figure things out together.