Thursday, 10 January 2013 22:30
与郑尊行发生性关系 女学生：因为我爱他
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记者：林伟玲
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国大法学院副教授，涉嫌接受女学生财色贿赂的案子，周四开审。涉案女生供证时说，与教授发生性关系，是因为爱对方，送他礼物是因为两人在交往。不过主控官指，无论被告和女生之间存在什么关系，他仍然是仗着职权利用学生，在接受利益时，存在贪污意图。
身为控方证人的女生Darinne Ko Wen Hui在庭上表示，自己是在2010年5月初，协助被告郑尊行编写一本书籍并展开研究工作时，而与对方熟络起来。后来，她送了700多元名笔给郑尊行，仅是以朋友身份送他的生日礼物；过后两人开始交往，她便送他衬衫和音乐播放器。当被问及为何与被告发生性关系时，证人称那是因为自己爱郑尊行。
主控官在开庭陈词中强调，无论两人关系如何，案子的关键在于被告接受利益时的行为和意图。主控官指被告积极将自己塑造成一个可以影响涉案女生成绩表现的人，以换取好处。例如被告曾向证人透露，她在班级上的排名，而这是其他学生所不知道的。
为获准盘问证人，郑尊行也在审讯一开始时，就撤销刘比得律师的代表，换上律师袍为自己进行辩护。郑尊行被控六项贪污罪名，指他两次和Ko Wen Hui进行性行为；三次接受她的礼物，以及一次要她支付晚餐账单，作为给她高分的酬劳。审讯将在周五续审。
- wong chee tat :)
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Friday, January 11, 2013
Sex-for-grades case: NUS professor "coerced into confession"
Sex-for-grades case: NUS professor "coerced into confession"
By Alvina Soh | Posted: 24 September 2012 1942 hrs
SINGAPORE: National University of Singapore (NUS) Law professor Tey Tsun Hang, who is at the centre of the sex-for-grades scandal, claims he was coerced into confessing to his alleged offences.
According to his lawyer, Mr Peter Low, Tey was diagnosed with Acute Stress Disorder and Altered Mental Status after he was arrested, and was in a "fragile mental state throughout the interrogation sessions".
Tey faces six corruption charges for allegedly showing favour to his student, Darinne Ko Wen Hui, between May and July 2010.
In a hearing on Monday, Tey's defence counsel, which now includes MP for Aljunied GRC, Sylvia Lim, filed four criminal motions.
The motions were filed against the National University of Singapore, Alexandra Hospital and the prosecution.
Mr Low said he wanted information from NUS on the grades of Ms Ko and four other students.
He said this was "relevant" as his client was "coerced into signing confessions" and "forced into admitting to taking gifts such as tea leaves and obtaining sex in exchange for unjustified favourable grades."
In response, NUS, represented by lawyers from Drew & Napier, said it will comply with the judge's decision on whether NUS has to disclose the grades.
Mr Low also said he wanted Tey's psychiatric and medical reports from Alexandra Hospital.
Mr Low told the court that Tey was on psychoactive drugs when he made his confessions.
He said Tey was rushed to Alexandra Hospital within 12 hours of his arrest and interrogated at the Corrupt Practices Investigations Bureau (CPIB).
The court heard that Tey was then treated and diagnosed with Acute Stress Disorder and Altered Mental Status.
Mr Low added that "false confessions" were extracted from the day Tey was discharged from the hospital right through the last interrogation session.
Mr Low then requested for disclosure of Tey's hospitalisation record, medical prescriptions, and identities of the nurses who attended to him.
But in response, Alexandra Hospital claimed it had already given a "very detailed report" which included such information.
Lawyer for Alexandra Hospital, Ms Kuah Boon Theng, added it will "readily provide" clarifications if Tey's counsel team required more information.
Mr Low also wanted clarification of charges and critical witness statements from the prosecution, to better prepare Tey's defence.
He said this included times and places of the alleged intercourse.
Lastly, the defence counsel also requested for trial dates, which were originally fixed to start three weeks from Monday, to be postponed to mid-December onwards.
Mr Low told the court this is to allow "sufficient time for proper preparation".
He said "the rush for an early trial hampers proper preparation of Tey's defence and prejudices his chances of a fair trial."
A judgement is expected to be given on Tuesday.
- CNA/cc
- wong chee tat :)
By Alvina Soh | Posted: 24 September 2012 1942 hrs
SINGAPORE: National University of Singapore (NUS) Law professor Tey Tsun Hang, who is at the centre of the sex-for-grades scandal, claims he was coerced into confessing to his alleged offences.
According to his lawyer, Mr Peter Low, Tey was diagnosed with Acute Stress Disorder and Altered Mental Status after he was arrested, and was in a "fragile mental state throughout the interrogation sessions".
Tey faces six corruption charges for allegedly showing favour to his student, Darinne Ko Wen Hui, between May and July 2010.
In a hearing on Monday, Tey's defence counsel, which now includes MP for Aljunied GRC, Sylvia Lim, filed four criminal motions.
The motions were filed against the National University of Singapore, Alexandra Hospital and the prosecution.
Mr Low said he wanted information from NUS on the grades of Ms Ko and four other students.
He said this was "relevant" as his client was "coerced into signing confessions" and "forced into admitting to taking gifts such as tea leaves and obtaining sex in exchange for unjustified favourable grades."
In response, NUS, represented by lawyers from Drew & Napier, said it will comply with the judge's decision on whether NUS has to disclose the grades.
Mr Low also said he wanted Tey's psychiatric and medical reports from Alexandra Hospital.
Mr Low told the court that Tey was on psychoactive drugs when he made his confessions.
He said Tey was rushed to Alexandra Hospital within 12 hours of his arrest and interrogated at the Corrupt Practices Investigations Bureau (CPIB).
The court heard that Tey was then treated and diagnosed with Acute Stress Disorder and Altered Mental Status.
Mr Low added that "false confessions" were extracted from the day Tey was discharged from the hospital right through the last interrogation session.
Mr Low then requested for disclosure of Tey's hospitalisation record, medical prescriptions, and identities of the nurses who attended to him.
But in response, Alexandra Hospital claimed it had already given a "very detailed report" which included such information.
Lawyer for Alexandra Hospital, Ms Kuah Boon Theng, added it will "readily provide" clarifications if Tey's counsel team required more information.
Mr Low also wanted clarification of charges and critical witness statements from the prosecution, to better prepare Tey's defence.
He said this included times and places of the alleged intercourse.
Lastly, the defence counsel also requested for trial dates, which were originally fixed to start three weeks from Monday, to be postponed to mid-December onwards.
Mr Low told the court this is to allow "sufficient time for proper preparation".
He said "the rush for an early trial hampers proper preparation of Tey's defence and prejudices his chances of a fair trial."
A judgement is expected to be given on Tuesday.
- CNA/cc
- wong chee tat :)
Thursday, January 10, 2013
Trial of NUS law prof in sex-for-grades to start 10 Jan
Trial of NUS law prof in sex-for-grades to start 10 Jan
By Claire Huang | Posted: 05 December 2012 1625 hrs
SINGAPORE: The sex-for-grades corruption trial against law professor Tey Tsun Hang will begin on 10 January 2013.
In an email to Channel NewsAsia, after a pre-trial conference on Wednesday, Tey said the prosecution has lined up 10 witnesses who will testify.
The prosecution will proceed with all six charges against Tey.
Forty-one-year-old Tey faces six charges of having corruptly obtained gifts and sex from Darinne Ko Wen Hui, who's now 23, in exchange for better grades.
- CNA/ck
- wong chee tat :)
By Claire Huang | Posted: 05 December 2012 1625 hrs
SINGAPORE: The sex-for-grades corruption trial against law professor Tey Tsun Hang will begin on 10 January 2013.
In an email to Channel NewsAsia, after a pre-trial conference on Wednesday, Tey said the prosecution has lined up 10 witnesses who will testify.
The prosecution will proceed with all six charges against Tey.
Forty-one-year-old Tey faces six charges of having corruptly obtained gifts and sex from Darinne Ko Wen Hui, who's now 23, in exchange for better grades.
- CNA/ck
- wong chee tat :)
Sex-for-grades NUS prof wants to argue own case
Sex-for-grades NUS prof wants to argue own case
By Claire Huang | Posted: 10 January 2013 1148 hrs
SINGAPORE: The law professor on trial for corruption in a sex-for-grades case will represent himself in his own defence.
The unexpected twist came after Tey Tsun Hang asked the court to allow him to be co-counsel, alongside his lawyer, Mr Peter Low.
But Chief District Judge Tan Siong Thye rejected this request.
Instead, he allowed Mr Low to assist Tey in his trial but not conduct the cross-examinations.
Tey then asked the judge to allow him to conduct the trial out of the dock.
Prosecution objected to the request, saying whether or not Tey conducts his own trial, he's still an accused person.
Forty-one-year-old Tey faces six charges of having corruptly obtained gifts and sex from Ms Darinne Ko Wen Hui, 23, in exchange for better grades.
The Prosecution has lined up 14 witnesses to testify in the trial.
- CNA/ck
- wong chee tat :)
By Claire Huang | Posted: 10 January 2013 1148 hrs
SINGAPORE: The law professor on trial for corruption in a sex-for-grades case will represent himself in his own defence.
The unexpected twist came after Tey Tsun Hang asked the court to allow him to be co-counsel, alongside his lawyer, Mr Peter Low.
But Chief District Judge Tan Siong Thye rejected this request.
Instead, he allowed Mr Low to assist Tey in his trial but not conduct the cross-examinations.
Tey then asked the judge to allow him to conduct the trial out of the dock.
Prosecution objected to the request, saying whether or not Tey conducts his own trial, he's still an accused person.
Forty-one-year-old Tey faces six charges of having corruptly obtained gifts and sex from Ms Darinne Ko Wen Hui, 23, in exchange for better grades.
The Prosecution has lined up 14 witnesses to testify in the trial.
- CNA/ck
- wong chee tat :)
Wednesday, April 29, 2009
Project Updates... Stuck!
Currently, I am reading up one of the research papers that were given by Prof. While reading and coding in high level langauge, I came across this interestingly strange mathematical stuff named as: Incomplete elliptical integral of the second kind.
My first reaction: Oh God! What is that???? Not taught in my engine courses..... How?
Lets' turn to Google and see what does it showed up in the searches:
Elliptic integral
Elliptic Integral of the Second Kind (Complete)
Elliptic integrals of the first and second kind and Elliptic Integral Overview and a quick calculator is here (link).
Great! But how to code it?
- wong chee tat :)
Like this:
My first reaction: Oh God! What is that???? Not taught in my engine courses..... How?
Lets' turn to Google and see what does it showed up in the searches:
Elliptic integral
Elliptic Integral of the Second Kind (Complete)
Elliptic integrals of the first and second kind and Elliptic Integral Overview and a quick calculator is here (link).
Great! But how to code it?
- wong chee tat :)
Tuesday, October 14, 2008
Math Problem
Earlier today, one of my friends posted us a maths question. It is quite interesting as many of us can't solve the problem.
The question is: How do you solve for this:
Okay, how do you solve for it?
Do you use integration by parts? Is it possible to do it?
If not, what method do you applied?
One good way is to refer to the integral tables [here. Hint: 57 ]
You can refer to [wiki] for an introduction to integral tables or tables of integrals.
Do you get it? :D
- wong chee tat :)
The question is: How do you solve for this:
Okay, how do you solve for it?
Do you use integration by parts? Is it possible to do it?
If not, what method do you applied?
One good way is to refer to the integral tables [here. Hint: 57 ]
You can refer to [wiki] for an introduction to integral tables or tables of integrals.
Do you get it? :D
- wong chee tat :)
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