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The official page of the Singapore Judiciary. SG Courts represents the Singapore Judiciary which comprises the Supreme Court, State Courts and Family Justice Courts. The Judiciary is one of the three arms of government, (together with the Executive and the Legislature), and is headed by The Honourable the Chief Justice. We encourage your interaction with us, but irrelevant comments or spam may be deleted and users may be blocked.

Applications for the 2027 Singapore Judicial Service Internship Programmes are now open. Apply by 18 Dec 2026: go.gov.sg...
02/11/2026

Applications for the 2027 Singapore Judicial Service Internship Programmes are now open. Apply by 18 Dec 2026: go.gov.sg/sjsinternship2027.

Applications are now open for the Singapore Judicial Service / Family Justice Courts. Find out more: go.gov.sg/jscwa-nov...
02/11/2026

Applications are now open for the Singapore Judicial Service / Family Justice Courts. Find out more: go.gov.sg/jscwa-nov26

The SG Courts Annual Report 2025 is now available! Learn more about what the Singapore Courts has achieved over the last...
29/10/2026

The SG Courts Annual Report 2025 is now available! Learn more about what the Singapore Courts has achieved over the last year: go.gov.sg/sgcourtsar2025

If something is presented as evidence, does that mean the court can automatically consider it?Not necessarily. There are...
27/10/2026

If something is presented as evidence, does that mean the court can automatically consider it?

Not necessarily. There are legal standards that determine whether evidence can be accepted and considered in proceedings.

When you hear “the accused”, what comes to mind? 🤔It’s a familiar term, but one that can easily come with assumptions. H...
23/10/2026

When you hear “the accused”, what comes to mind? 🤔

It’s a familiar term, but one that can easily come with assumptions. Here’s what it actually means in legal proceedings.

What happens when long-established maritime laws meet modern shipping disputes?On 14 Oct, Justice S. Mohan explored this...
19/10/2026

What happens when long-established maritime laws meet modern shipping disputes?

On 14 Oct, Justice S. Mohan explored this question at the 11th Asian Maritime Law Conference, where he examined 5 key maritime decisions. From cargo delivery disputes to trade financing and shipping companies facing financial difficulties, these cases highlight how the courts apply established legal principles to complex commercial challenges.

Read the full speech: go.gov.sg/mohanjspeech-amlc2026

When we think of a court case, it can be easy to assume that every decision along the way belongs to the SG Courts.But t...
16/10/2026

When we think of a court case, it can be easy to assume that every decision along the way belongs to the SG Courts.

But the journey to the courtroom involves different institutions, each playing a distinct part.

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16/10/2026

In a recent interview, Chief Justice Sundaresh Menon discussed how courts can preserve public trust and judicial independence while adapting to new demands on the justice system. He shared his views on a wide range of topics, from the evolving challenges the courts and the legal profession are facing, the role of the judiciary in maintaining public trust and how the rule of law is an important component in nation building and economic development. Chief Justice Menon also spoke about what the judiciary has done to preserve public confidence and trust and ensure court users have access to justice.

Read the full interview here: go.gov.sg/cj-interview-ji

When a loved one loses the ability to make decisions for themselves, families often find themselves in unfamiliar territ...
16/10/2026

When a loved one loses the ability to make decisions for themselves, families often find themselves in unfamiliar territory. The newly launched Deputyship Guide is here to help.

Developed in collaboration with the MSF Singapore's Office of the Public Guardian and the PSD Singapore, the Guide offers a clear, accessible introduction to deputyship - what it is, when it may be needed, and how to apply for Simplified Deputyship step by step.

As part of the Deputyship Workgroup, the Judiciary was involved in the research on the deputyship journey with self-represented persons, consulted with Family Justice Courts judges, and reviewed the Guide to ensure it reflects the real needs of caregivers and families on the ground.

Read more: go.gov.sg/deputyship-guide

15/10/2026

Ever wished legal terms came with a translator?

We gave our Gen Z lawyer the job of making legalese easier to understand. The only catch? The translations come in Gen Z. 😭

Watch and see if “it’s giving cancelled” helps makes things any clearer.

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Wednesday 08:30 - 18:00
Thursday 08:30 - 18:00
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