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Decoding the "Paramvir Singh Mandate": The Supreme Court's War on Blind Spots
Howe Wen Khong Rocky and others v Attorney-General [2025] SGHC 253
Goh Seng Heng v Official Assignee and another and other matters [2025] SGHC 237
Masoud Rahimi bin Mehrzad and others v Attorney-General [2025] SGHC 20
Katchu Mohideen Bazeer Ahamed v Public Prosecutor [2025] SGHC 192
Jumaat bin Mohamed Sayed and others v Attorney-General [2025] SGCA 40
Kassimatis, Theodoros KC v Attorney-General and another and another matter [2024] SGHC 24
Iskandar bin Rahmat and others v Attorney-General [2024] SGHC 122
Roslan bin Bakar v Attorney-General [2024] SGCA 51
Kottakki Srinivas Patnaik v Attorney-General [2024] SGCA 5
Mohammad Azwan bin Bohari v Public Prosecutor [2024] SGCA 38
Masoud Rahimi bin Mehrzad and others v Attorney-General [2024] SGCA 11
Masoud Rahimi bin Mehrzad and others v Attorney-General [2023] SGHC 346
Kottakki Srinivas Patnaik v Attorney-General [2023] SGHC 174
Chee Siok Chin and Another v Attorney-General [2006] SGHC 153
Ng Chye Huay and Another v Public Prosecutor [2005] SGHC 193
Recusal, Necessity, and Structural Conflict: Re-examining Judicial Impartiality in Constitutional Adjudication.
When a Chief Justice steps aside from a constitutionally significant case, it raises foundational questions about judicial impartiality and institutional duty. Examining the doctrine of recusal, necessity, and structural conflicts in India's apex judiciary.