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Does NUS law prof's case warrant a CPIB investigation?

RazorTV | Thu Jan 17 2013

NUS' Senior Associate Director, Human Resource office said that it was the first time she knew of such a case being reported to the CPIB.

Does NUS law prof's case warrant a CPIB investigation?

SINGAPORE - Law professor Tey Tsun Hang, who was charged for obtaining gifts and sex from former student Darrine Ko with corrupt intent, sought to make a case that even if he had violated National University of Singapore's (NUS) code of conduct, it was rather uncommon for his case to have been reported to the Corrupt Practices Investigation Bureau (CPIB).

Prosecution witness Lee Swee Khuen, Senior Associate Director, Human Resource office of NUS, had earlier made a statement to the CPIB that Tey had not reported his relationship with Ms Darinne Ko to the head of the Law faculty even though he should have.

All NUS staff are required to make full disclosure once they realise that they could potentially violate the school’s code of conduct and conflict of interest policy.

When Madam Lee was called to the witness stand it was revealed during the cross-examination by Tey that her statement to the CPIB was drafted for in full.

She then also agreed with Tey that staff members can also be disciplined when they fail to declare, but for such a case to be reported to the CPIB was the first as far as she could remember.

Tey also cross-examined CPIB officer Png Chen Chen who took Ms Ko’s first statement at the bureau.

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Keywords: tey Tey Tsun Hang , sex for grades

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If you lost your viginity to the prof because he threatened to fail you, then there could be a case of undue influence although I wouldn't be sure what sort of damages you intend to seek, but if you lose it because you wanted a better grade, then that's a different story.

Posted by KBalakrishnan on Mon, 06 May 2013 at 17:59 PM

@xiao.lee - your England not very good. Better go back to school before you want to be 'only one to be able to teach everyone what is the true problem.'

Posted by petrusyin on Mon, 06 May 2013 at 15:11 PM

There ain't free meal.

Tey has to pay for her service.

Don't you understand what was the sole problem with all sex scandal??

Let me tell you that true.
And I am the only one to be able to teach everyone what is the true problem.

As simple as ABC.
The problem lied on : 贪得无厌
from those stupid da-pors like NCB, SCDF, teachers, army, CEO.....

They just do not know when, where and how to stop "EATING".

Understand???
Got it??

Of course, to those charbors.
They are happy to "GIVE" as much as in "RETURN".

Understand??
Got it???

Posted by xiao.lee on Sun, 21 Apr 2013 at 00:50 AM

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