No. 2013, December 2013

Index

• ADMISSIBILITY AND THE DISCRETION TO EXCLUDE EVIDENCE
• AN ANALYSIS OF SUBSTANTIVE REVIEW IN SINGAPOREAN ADMINISTRATIVE LAW
• AUSTRALIA'S PROPOSED EXERCISE IN CONTRACT LAW REFORM
• Book Review
• BURDEN OF PROOF AND STANDARD OF PROOF IN CIVIL LITIGATION
• CANADA'S EXPERIENCE WITH CONSTITUTIONALISM AND CRIMINAL JUSTICE
• Case Note
• Case Note
• Case Note
• CONSTITUTIONAL PROTECTION OF THE RIGHT TO BE PRESUMED INNOCENT AND THE RIGHT AGAINST SELF-INCRIMINATION
• CRIMINAL JUSTICE UNDER THE UNITED KINGDOM HUMAN RIGHTS ACT
• CRIMINAL WRONGS AND CONSTITUTIONAL RIGHTS
• CULPABILITY IN THE MISUSE OF DRUGS ACT
• DANGEROUSNESS, RISK AND THE GOVERNANCE OF SERIOUS SEXUAL AND VIOLENT OFFENDERS
• DEATH IN DEMOCRACY
• DISCOVERING THE RIGHT TO CRIMINAL DISCLOSURE
• FAIR TREATMENT IN TRANSNATIONAL AND INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL LAW
• INTRODUCTION
• IS THERE CONFUSION IN THE LAW OF TRADE MARKS IN SINGAPORE?
• JUDICIAL DEVELOPMENTS IN ETHICAL LAWYERING IN SINGAPORE
• MULTICULTURALISM IN SINGAPORE
• NO PUNISHMENT WITHOUT FAULT
• PRIVATE EQUITY EXITS
• PROBLEMS IN THE RECOGNITION AND ENFORCEMENT OF US CLASS ACTION JUDGMENTS IN SINGAPORE
• PROSECUTORIAL DISCRETION AND THE LEGAL LIMITS IN SINGAPORE
• SINGAPORE ACADEMY OF LAW ANNUAL LECTURE 2012 —“THE ART OF ADVOCACY”
• THE CASE FOR DEPARTING FROM THE EXCLUSIONARY RULE AGAINST PRIOR NEGOTIATIONS IN THE INTERPRETATION OF CONTRACTS IN SINGAPORE
• THE ENFORCEABILITY OF ALTERNATIVE DISPUTE RESOLUTION AGREEMENTS
• THE FUTURE OF SINGAPORE'S CRIMINAL PROCESS
• THE PRIVILEGE AGAINST SELF-INCRIMINATION AND RIGHT OF ACCESS TO A LAWYER
• THE PROMISE OF UNIVERSALITY
• THE RIGHT TO APPEAL AGAINST A DECISION MADE ON AN INTERLOCUTORY APPLICATION
• THE USE AND ABUSE OF ANTI-ARBITRATION INJUNCTIONS
• THE USE OF EXPERTS IN LEGAL PROCEEDINGS IN SINGAPORE INVOLVING INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY RIGHTS
• TRUSTS AND THE RULE OF LAW IN SINGAPORE
• UNDERSTANDING THE RECENT AMENDMENTS TO THE APPEAL PROVISIONS IN THE SUPREME COURT OF JUDICATURE ACT