SAL Annual Review of 2024 Cases on Criminal Procedure, Evidence, and Sentencing

Authors

Ms Norine Tan
Deputy Public Prosecutor, Attorney-General’s Chambers

Norine Tan is a Deputy Public Prosecutor in the Attorney-General’s Chambers. She graduated from University College London and was previously a Justices’ Law Clerk and an Assistant Registrar in the Supreme Court of Singapore.

This is the third year that Norine is co-authoring the SAL Annual Review chapter on Criminal Procedure, Evidence and Sentencing. She has been involved in key developments across these three areas, in particular sentencing – where she has assisted on the work of the Sentencing Advisory Panel and has handled several cases where the court set out sentencing frameworks.

Ms Goh Qi Shuen
Deputy Public Prosecutor, Attorney-General’s Chambers


Goh Qi Shuen is a Deputy Public Prosecutor in the Attorney-General’s Chambers. In this capacity, she assists in the prosecution of criminal cases in the Supreme Court of Singapore and the State Courts as well as provides legal advice to Government agencies.

She graduated from University College London with first class honours, and is headed to the US for further studies in the second half of 2025. She has been the co-author of this SAL Annual Review chapter for the past 2 years.

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