CCJC is a club by students who share a passion for constitutional and criminal law.
Our publications
Separation of Powers
In Singapore, governmental power is split among the three branches of Executive, Legislature and Judiciary. This article provides an overview of these three branches of government.
The Executive (coming soon!)
The executive power of Singapore is vested in the President and exercisable by him, the Cabinet or authorised persons such as Ministers. This article introduces the various limbs of the Executive.
The Legislature (coming soon!)
The Legislature is responsible for passing the laws of Singapore, such as the Penal Code and the Misuse of Drugs Act. This article takes the reader through the process of lawmaking.
Sentencing Guidelines for Scam-related Offences
Under the Sentencing Advisory Panel’s new sentencing guidelines for scam-related offences, Judges should use a clear three-stage framework and have the discretion to impose tougher penalties to deter like-minded scammers.
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