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Academic Profiles



 
Name

HOR Yew Meng, Michael
 
 
Designation

Professor
 
Qualifications

LLM (Chicago), BCL (Oxford), LLB (NUS) Advocate & Solicitor (Singapore)
 
Appointment(s)

Chief Editor, Singapore Journal of Legal Studies (SJLS)
Email Address: lawhorym@nus.edu.sg
Office Tel: (65) 6516-3577 
Office Fax: (65) 6779-0979 
Office Address

FED-02-34
Faculty of Law, National University of Singapore
Eu Tong Sen Building
469G Bukit Timah Road
Singapore 259776
 
Research Interests

Constitutional due process
Criminal evidence
Criminal procedure
Criminal law
 

Subjects Taught

Administration of Criminal Justice
Criminal Law
Singapore Criminal Law
 

Brief Biodata

Michael Hor studied law in Singapore (NUS, 1984), Oxford (BCL, 1990), and Chicago (LLM, 1998). He worked in the Singapore Legal Service administering insolvencies and other forms of justice (1984-1987) before joining the Faculty. He now delights in all things criminal, evidential and constitutional, and in whatever spare time he has he dabbles in law publishing (Chief Editor of the Singapore Journal of Legal Studies, Member of the Editorial Committee of the Singapore Academy of Law Journal, Member of the Advisory Committee of the Singapore Law Review), curriculum reform (Member of the Faculty Academic Affairs Committee), high-rise gardening (all kinds of ginger, lime, rosemary, mint, basil, and possibly pepper) and period bread-baking (without machines)- a result of which is that he believes that legal education is not very different from growing plants, and legal scholarship is akin to preparing a gourmet meal.


Representative Publications

1. Terrorism and the criminal law: Singapore's Solution. Singapore Journal of Legal Studies (July 2002): 30-51. (Singapore).

2. Prior Inconsistent Statements: Fairness, Statutory Interpretation and the Future of Adversarial Justice. Singapore Academy of Law Journal (September 2002): 248-274. (Singapore).

3. Illegal Immigration: Principle and Pragmatism in the Criminal Law. Singapore Academy of Law Journal (March 2002): 18-48. (Singapore).

4. The Independence of the Criminal Justice System in Singapore. Singapore Journal of Legal Studies (December 2002): 497-513. (Singapore).

5. Misuse of Drugs and Aberrations in the Criminal Law.Singapore Academy of Law Journal (March 2001): 54-88. (Singapore).

6. Evidential Privilege: Sacrifice in the Search for Truth. Singapore Journal of Legal Studies (December 2001): 410-432. (Singapore).

Publication List 

 

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