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Synopsis:
Subhas Anandan is undoubtedly the best-known criminal lawyer in Singapore.From taking on the sensational cases of Took Leng How, Anthony Ler and Ah Long San to his views on mandatory death sentences and police entrapment , Subhas Anandan has become the face of criminal defence in Singapore.But why does he choose to represent clients who are to all intents and purposes guilty? And are the criminals who he represents really the monsters they are made out to be? Has he ever felt sorry for the clients he represents?What are his views on the death penalty, and which parts of the legal system does he think need reforming?
About the Author:
Mr Subhas Anandan heads the Criminal Law department in KhattarWong. A renowned criminal lawyer in Singapore, he is credited with the conduct of several landmark cases that have shaped the face of criminal law in Singapore.He specialises in criminal work ranging from minor offences to capital offences. A familiar figure at both the Subordinate Courts and the Supreme Court, Mr Subhas has handled well over 1500 criminal cases from murder and kidnapping to drug trafficking.A few high profile cases from the past years include Anthony Ler's case, the Vidya Shankar Aiyar case, the high society cocaine cases of 2004, the Pearls Centre homicide and the Kallang Body Parts murder.He has also defended clients who were arrested under the Internal Security Act (ISA), as well as those involved in white collar crimes.Mr Subhas is well-regarded as the leading criminal lawyer in Singapore and was awarded the Legal Eagle Award of 2001 which was conferred by the Law Society of Singapore.He is also a founding member and first President of the Association of Criminal Lawyers in Singapore (ACLS), an organisation that aims to contribute to the development of criminal law and represent the interests of criminal law practitioners in Singapore.
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Synopsis:
Subhas Anandan is undoubtedly the best-known criminal lawyer in Singapore.From taking on the sensational cases of Took Leng How, Anthony Ler and Ah Long San to his views on mandatory death sentences and police entrapment , Subhas Anandan has become the face of criminal defence in Singapore.But why does he choose to represent clients who are to all intents and purposes guilty? And are the criminals who he represents really the monsters they are made out to be? Has he ever felt sorry for the clients he represents?What are his views on the death penalty, and which parts of the legal system does he think need reforming?
About the Author:
Mr Subhas Anandan heads the Criminal Law department in KhattarWong. A renowned criminal lawyer in Singapore, he is credited with the conduct of several landmark cases that have shaped the face of criminal law in Singapore.He specialises in criminal work ranging from minor offences to capital offences. A familiar figure at both the Subordinate Courts and the Supreme Court, Mr Subhas has handled well over 1500 criminal cases from murder and kidnapping to drug trafficking.A few high profile cases from the past years include Anthony Ler's case, the Vidya Shankar Aiyar case, the high society cocaine cases of 2004, the Pearls Centre homicide and the Kallang Body Parts murder.He has also defended clients who were arrested under the Internal Security Act (ISA), as well as those involved in white collar crimes.Mr Subhas is well-regarded as the leading criminal lawyer in Singapore and was awarded the Legal Eagle Award of 2001 which was conferred by the Law Society of Singapore.He is also a founding member and first President of the Association of Criminal Lawyers in Singapore (ACLS), an organisation that aims to contribute to the development of criminal law and represent the interests of criminal law practitioners in Singapore.
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