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Public Prosecutor v Sim Wei Liang Benjamin [2015] SGHC 240
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[2015] SGHC 240
[2015] SGHC 240
General Division of the High Court of Singapore14 Sept 2015Criminal Case No 35 of 2015
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“utor v Wang Jian Bin [2011] SGHC 212, Public Prosecutor v Hang Tuah bin Jumaat [2013] SGHC 28, Public Prosecutor v Low Jin Long (CC 33/2014, unreported) and Public Prosecutor v Sim Wei Liang Benjamin [2015] SGHC 240).”
“ered a term of six to seven years’ imprisonment as the benchmark for fellatio under s 376A(3), in the absence of aggravating or mitigating circumstances. In Public Prosecutor v Sim Wei Liang Benjamin [2015] SGHC 240, the accused pleaded guilty to eight charges involving four female minors and consented to 15 other char”
“In Public Prosecutor v Sim Wei Liang Benjamin [2015] SGHC 240 (“Benjamin Sim”), there were four female victims. The accused pleaded guilty to eight charges and consented to 15 other charges to be taken into consideration for sentencing. The eight charges which”
“unreported) (appeal from PP v APA [2010] SGDC 544) (“APA v PP”), PP v AZN [2012] SGDC 155 (“PP v AZN”), Sim Wei Liang Benjamin v PP (CCA 25/2015, unreported) (appeal from PP v Sim Wei Liang Benjamin [2015] SGHC 240) (“Benjamin Sim”) and some other cases, where the offender was charged under s 7(b) of the CYPA for procu”
“(c) Public Prosecutor v Sim Wei Liang Benjamin [2015] SGHC 240 (“Sim Wei Liang Benjamin”): The offender used the Internet with the intention of ensnaring his victims, luring them to engage in sexual activities with him.”
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“(c) Public Prosecutor v Sim Wei Liang Benjamin [2015] SGHC 240 (“Sim Wei Liang Benjamin”): The offender used the Internet with the clear intention of ensnaring his victims and luring them to engage in sexual activities with him.”
“that BQD did not set any minimum threshold for what would constitute prolonged abuse. In Terence Ng, the Court of Appeal considered (at [55]) the fact that the offender in PP v Sim Wei Liang Benjamin [2015] SGHC 240 had committed multiple sexual offences over a three-month period to be an aggravating factor.”
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Case No: Criminal Case No 35 of 2015
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Court: General Division of the High Court of Singapore
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Decision Date: 2015-09-14
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