Military Justice Project

NUS Law's Military Justice Project (MJP) is an undergraduate initiative dedicated to assisting National Servicemen with their legal concerns.

MCA Factsheet:https://www.nas.gov.sg/archivesonline/data/pdfdoc/MINDEF_20041108001/MINDEF_20041108003.pdf Founded in 2012, the Military Justice Project or MJP for short was initiated by a group of like-minded undergraduates who endeavored to strengthen the military justice system in Singapore. Almost half the population experiences National Service and hence the pressing need to education service

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13/03/2022

Today’s summary is on cruel, indecent or disgraceful conduct. It’s a particularly broad provision that has mainly been used to punish sexual assault in the military.

09/03/2022

Section 25 of the Singapore Armed Forces Act is an ambiguous one, do read more about this post to clarify your doubts!

For more information, be sure to visit the article link at https://mjp.nuscriminaljustice.com/articles/determining-actions-prejudicial-to-good-order-or-discipline%ef%bf%bc/

09/03/2022

Section 25 of the Singapore Armed Forces Act is an ambiguous one. Clarify your doubts by reading this post!

For more information, do visit the article link posted in our bio :)!

02/03/2022

Curious to know what is considered in-camp photography and what are the consequences of such an offence? Read about in-camp photography in this post! More information can be found in the article linked in our bio :)

27/02/2022

NEWS UPDATE - A military court on August 22 2021 dismissed an appeal to extend the detention of a former SAF regular.

Link to the original CNA article: https://www.channelnewsasia.com/singapore/military-court-detention-ex-saf-master-sergeant-ammunition-867371

23/02/2022

What is the “petition of appeal”? Can the MCA adduce new evidence that was not considered at trial?

Read this follow-up to our previous post on the Military Court of Appeal to find out!