Workers’ Party chief Pritam Singh’s appeal: Judge to deliver verdict on Dec 4


Workers' Party chief Pritam Singh (centre) returning to the High Court accompanied by lawyers Andre Darius Jumabhoy (right) and Aristotle Emmanuel Eng Zhen Yang (second fr right) on Nov 4. - Photo: ST file

SINGAPORE: Workers’ Party chief Pritam Singh will learn on Dec 4 if his appeal against conviction on two charges of lying to the Committee of Privileges (COP) is successful.

The appeal hearing was held on Nov 4, with lawyers for the Leader of the Opposition arguing that the trial judge had “ignored crucial pieces of evidence” in convicting Singh of lying under oath to a parliamentary committee.

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