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How Singapore Law Deals With Scam-Related Fraud
Scam-related cases in Singapore can involve much more than the person who directly deceived the victim. This guide explains the offences, penalties and legal issues that may arise from cheating, money-mule activity, criminal proceeds and computer-related conduct.
What Happens If You Hack Someone’s Account in Singapore?
“Hacking” is a term commonly used to describe gaining access to another person’s online account or computer system without permission. In Singapore law, however, the relevant legal concept is unauthorised access to computer material, which is principally governed by the Computer Misuse Act 1993 (“CMA”).
Facing a Murder or Culpable Homicide Charge in Singapore: Key Legal Principles
Being investigated or charged with causing another person’s death is among the most serious situations a person can face under Singapore law. Depending on the facts and the applicable provisions of the Penal Code, the offence may amount to murder or culpable homicide not amounting to murder. The penalties can include life imprisonment, caning, and in some cases the death penalty.






















