Proposed law seeks jail or reformative training for young scam offenders after High Court ruling
Reformative training and jail time should be the default sentencing options for scammers and those who facilitate scams, according to a Bill proposed in Parliament on Tuesday (Nov 3).The Sentencing (Scams) Bill, introduced by the Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA), reaffirms Parliament's intention that scam and scam-enabling offences should be met with strong deterrent sentences because of the serious harm...
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- Young scam offenders to face jail or reformative training by default under proposed Bill: MHA.
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