A-G vs MM's Daughter - No one is above the Law.

It's interesting to note that Dr Lee Wei Ling, daughter of MM, felt strong enough to write about the "politically correct token sentencing" of Mr Tang Wee Sung in the kidney sale case.

It is more interesting to read the reply from the Attorney-General Mr Walter Woon.

A-G Walter Woon wrote: "The prosecution did not press for a custodial sentence beyond the minimum. The shortest sentence a judge can mete out is one day's jail. This is exactly what the learned District Judge did. It was not 'a token sentence'. It was the minimum sentence prescribed by law."

I wonder why did the prosecutor in Tang's case ask the judge for minimum sentence prescribed by the law?

Did the prosecutor in the massage parlour case asked for the same minimum sentence for cancer-stricken Mr Heng Wa Seng who was sentenced to 7 months jail? Or is 7 months the minimum prescribed by law?

In trying to sound compassionate as well as just and 'lawful' in replying to Dr Lee, I think AG Walter Woon should have check if his prosecutors did right in both cases.

If it's not about double standard and 'token sentence', why was compassion given to a kidney patient? Why wasn't compassion given to a terminal cancer patient? Does the crap of one smells better than the other? Or is lying under oath less serious than running an illegal massage parlour?

No one is above the law.

But some gets better law than others!

To be fair, if 7 months is the minimum custodial sentence for running an illegal massage parlour, then this "unlearned fishfood" stands corrected.

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