Attorney-General of Singapore

Government Body 5 cases

Attorney-General of Singapore appears in 5 reported Singapore court cases (2024–2025), most often before the SGCA.

These cases span several subject areas, most often Criminal Procedure and Sentencing and Constitutional Law, and Attorney-General of Singapore was the respondent throughout.

Reported cases: 5
Courts: SGCA, SGHC
Period: November 2024 to December 2025

Source: derived from 5 published Singapore judgments, most recent decision 1 December 2025.

Attorney-General of Singapore in the reported-judgment record

How Attorney-General of Singapore appeared

Respondent: 5 cases

Parties in these cases

Roslan bin Bakar2 Roshdi bin Abdullah Altway2 Benjamin Yim1 Goh Seng Heng1 Eddie Lee Zheng Da1 Tan Kay Yong1 Teo Ghim Heng1 Chong Hoon Cheong1

Business Information

Industry: Government — Legal Advisory
Parent Body: Attorney-General's Chambers
Website: www.agc.gov.sg

The Attorney-General of Singapore serves as the Government's chief legal adviser and the Public Prosecutor. The Attorney-General's Chambers (AGC) drafts legislation, advises the Government on legal matters, and represents the Government in civil proceedings.