最近在读Part B然后看到的。
http://www.lawsociety.org.sg/forPublic/YoutheLaw/InvestigationYou.aspx
当然希望每一个人都永远不会遇到这些事情。
不过不怕一万只怕万一。还是参考一下。
重点，请熟记至少2个在本地的好基友/好闺蜜/好红颜/亲人的电话号码。电话被没收没有办法查号码是很悲剧的。
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#1
点赞，学习了请问新加坡警察逮捕嫌犯的时候说什么？刚发现新加坡不说Miranda Warning，美国电影香港电视看太多了。那两个电话是找人保释用的吗？在新加坡可以找律师保释吗？请问新加坡警察逮捕嫌犯的时候说什么？刚发现新加坡不说Miranda Warning，美国电影香港电视看太多了。那两个电话是找人保释用的吗？在新加坡可以找律师保释吗？
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南洋暴雪 楼主#2
回复1. 逮捕的时候啥也不用说。新加坡不但没有miranda, 新加坡甚至有case law 说那个warning statement 不说也不是什么特别大的问题。
2. 电话是用来通知人来找人保释你，也找律师。
3. 律师本人是可以保释别人的，前提是这个律师不是你请的律师。否则会有professional conduct的问题。1. 逮捕的时候啥也不用说。新加坡不但没有miranda, 新加坡甚至有case law 说那个warning statement 不说也不是什么特别大的问题。
2. 电话是用来通知人来找人保释你，也找律师。
3. 律师本人是可以保释别人的，前提是这个律师不是你请的律师。否则会有professional conduct的问题。 -
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我的电话号码很好记楼主要不要和我做朋友?楼主要不要和我做朋友?
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#4
话说当年读书还去保过。。都在里面关了一夜才让打电话
然后穷学生 问朋友借了500块去欧南园的中央警署 好像最后也没让给钱都在里面关了一夜才让打电话
然后穷学生 问朋友借了500块去欧南园的中央警署 好像最后也没让给钱 -
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涨知识The notice also advises you to mention whatever facts you intend to rely on in your defence at the trial. For example, if you did not commit the crime or you were elsewhere when the crime took place, you should say so. If you have a defence, you should always say so in the Cautioned Statement. Your defence may not be believed if you fail to mention it in your Cautioned Statement but instead you choose only to raise it later at trial.
Do You Have the Right to Remain Silent When You are Warned
You may remain silent, not make a statement and only tell of your defence for the first time in Court. However, if you do so, there is a danger that the Judge may think you have subsequently made up your defence and decide not to believe you.The notice also advises you to mention whatever facts you intend to rely on in your defence at the trial. For example, if you did not commit the crime or you were elsewhere when the crime took place, you should say so. If you have a defence, you should always say so in the Cautioned Statement. Your defence may not be believed if you fail to mention it in your Cautioned Statement but instead you choose only to raise it later at trial.
Do You Have the Right to Remain Silent When You are Warned
You may remain silent, not make a statement and only tell of your defence for the first time in Court. However, if you do so, there is a danger that the Judge may think you have subsequently made up your defence and decide not to believe you.