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Singapore considering to recruit auxiliary police officers from India, China, Philippines, Myanmar

Singapore considering to recruit auxiliary police officers from India, China, Philippines, Myanmar
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Singapore police to have more powers to conduct searches without warrants under proposed changes to law

Several proposals were put forth by the Law and Home Affairs ministries to amend the key legislation governing Singapore’s criminal justice process.

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Singapore Parliament: Those previously convicted under Section 377A can apply to render criminal records spent

Singapore Parliament: Those previously convicted under Section 377A can apply to render criminal records spent
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Bill tabled to grant police more power to search suspects without warrant, compel forensic tests

SINGAPORE Police officers may be allowed to search anyone suspected of an arrestable offence without a warrant, or compel a person to undergo forensic tests, among other enhanced powers under a new Bill tabled in Parliament.

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Dangerous offenders can be detained indefinitely until deemed suitable for release under proposed new sentencing regime

SINGAPORE Offenders convicted of serious violent or sexual offences may continue to be detained after serving their sentences and only released when they are deemed to no longer be a public risk, if a new sentencing regime proposed by the Law and Home Affairs Ministries is passed in Parliament.

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