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Proposed law seeks jail or reformative training for young scam offenders after High Court ruling

The Straits TimesBy The Straits Times

11/3/2026, 5:56:45 AM

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The Sentencing (Scams) Bill was introduced in Parliament following a recent High Court ruling that favoured rehabilitative options for young scam offenders.

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Proposed law seeks jail or reformative training for young scam offenders after High Court ruling.
The Sentencing (Scams) Bill was introduced in Parliament following a recent High Court ruling that favoured rehabilitative options for young scam offenders.
The Sentencing (Scams) Bill was introduced in Parliament following a recent High Court ruling that favoured rehabilitative options for young scam offenders.

The Sentencing (Scams) Bill was introduced in Parliament following a recent High Court ruling that favoured rehabilitative options for young scam offenders.

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