Originally posted by maurizio13:
You are a moron!!!
Hehehe....
You are missing the forest for the trees.
You mind can only understand linear issues, your brain has no
convolutions.
Is it customary for you to consider those post that you have no
smart replies to, as rants? You only selectively reply to those
post that you "think" you have an upperhand. But when you fail to
provide credible arguments like in this case again, you are most
likely to denigrate this post to mere rants again.
Having a verdict in favour of Oakwell does not exonerate the
judiciary from the other allegations brought about by Wingfield. I
believe the Oakwell vs Enernorth was just a commercial transaction
gone wrong. But the allegations made by the lawyer for the accused
seems to have some basis.
Having a judiciary that is under the power of the executive
branches of government will imply that the judiciary is subordinate
to the government.
I believe the judiciary should be detached from the executive
branches of government, an independent branch, with judges
recommended by the Law Society and appointed by the President.
Instead of the current recommendation by the PM and appointment by
President.
http://www.ontariocourts.on.ca/decisions/2006/june/C43898.htm
According to Justice Gerald F. Day, "While Oakwell acknowledges
that Enernorth has tendered some evidence relating to possible
government interference in trials, [b]all of that evidence applies
only to political cases. The case at bar is a commercial
case. There is no evidence that Singapore courts are biased
when deciding a commercial case between private
parties."
Does this mean that there are evidence to suggest that, Singapore
courts are bias against any case that is non commercial
(political)?
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Why do you bother providing links to a delusional nincompoop who
suffers from selective amnesia and schizophrenia? 
Just like the other muppet who goes by the pseudonym of a
four-legged animal, you aren't going to get any sensible riposte
for all your efforts in presenting the irrefutable truth.