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View all search resultsThe Constitutional Court’s ethics council is expected to deliver a verdict on Tuesday on its investigation into Chief Justice Anwar Usman in the face of mounting pressure to expel the embattled figure from the court, with petitioners and legal experts saying they fear the worst for the judicial system if a lesser ruling materializes.
The matter has prompted comment in the wealthy city-state, which has long prided itself on a government free from corruption, with the annual salaries of many cabinet ministers exceeding S$1 million ($755,000) to discourage graft.
The Constitutional Court’s ethics council is to start questioning all nine members of the bench on Monday in connection with irregularities in the court’s decision late last year to uphold the dismissal of court justice Aswanto, which has led to heightened public scrutiny.
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