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Public Prosecutor v Barokah [2009] SGHC 46
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[2009] SGHC 46
General Division of the High Court of Singapore26 Feb 2009CC 23/2007
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“moderate depressive disorder) and yet Tay Yong Kwang J sentenced her to life imprisonment. The case was unusual in that it was remitted to Tay J for a second hearing (see Public Prosecutor v Barokah [2009] SGHC 46 (“Barokah 2”)) during which the defence took issue with Tay J’s earlier finding that the accused also suff”
“manner in which the defendant commits the offence is so cruel and inhumane that the defendant does not deserve any leniency whatsoever”: Aniza bte Essa at [47], quoted in Public Prosecutor v Barokah [2009] SGHC 46 (“Barokah”) at [68]. I mention this category because it could be said that the facts, and my reasons below”
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Public Prosecutor v Barokah [2009] SGHC 46
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Case No: CC 23/2007
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Court: General Division of the High Court of Singapore
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Decision Date: 2009-02-26
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