Singapore's Two-Faced Judiciary
Francis Seow was once the highly-regarded solicitor general of Singapore in the government of Lee Kuan Yew and president of the Singapore Law Society. After leaving the government, Seow made the mistake of defending people the government was prosecuting.
In 1988, Seow was taken in for questioning by the Internal Security Department. After 17 straight hou…
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