Rodyk Moots 2013

Rodyk Moots 2013

The Rodyk Moots marked my first-ever experience witnessing the ten best mooters within my batch (champs of their respective LAWR issues, also otherwise known as, the LAWR bellcurve gods) in a battle of wit and courage. Despite the Slings and Arrows of outrageous Fortune casted upon them by the judges,...
The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Dean's List

The Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Dean’s List

Sim Bing Wen Age: 23 Junior College: RJC Relationship status: Single Mugging hours/week: 30-40 School-Related Justified: What kinds of foods do you recommend for aspiring juniors hoping to land a spot on the dean’s list? Okay but seriously, in light of the perennial lamentations about the Summit, what kinds of...
Standing Sushi Bar

Standing Sushi Bar

I contemplated making a pun out of “Bar”, but figured it would be too cheesy. In the second instalment of our LCS dinner series, we found ourselves at the Marina Bay Link Mall after an intense round of negotiations over Thai vegetables. All that talk about food got us hungry,...
AppLAWd 2013

AppLAWd 2013

As dusk descended upon the Upper Quad of NUS Bukit Timah Campus, a rowdy carnivalesque atmosphere, not unfamiliar to most Law students, was bubbling beneath the serenity and halcyon of campus. Onlookers watched from the perimeter of the field the ongoing battle for Captain’s Ball supremacy while a battle of...
Advocacy Cup Finals 2013

Advocacy Cup Finals 2013

I almost could not find a seat when I entered the moot court. That made me really excited. After pulling a random chair from the side of the moot court, I sat down and waited for the bench to make their arrival. In fact, I took up this assignment in...
Food Review: Tiong Bahru Bakery

Food Review: Tiong Bahru Bakery

It’s not very often that Law students get to make a trip into town (no, U-Town does not count). It’s one of those things that seniors and friends don’t warn you about before you enter Law school, in the exuberance of receiving the acceptance letter. But in all unlikelihood, the...
Year One Class Comm: Talentime

Year One Class Comm: Talentime

It was a dark and stormy night. Simply walking past the Summit, one could sense the forces of evil threatening to destroy the peace of the school. Entering the Moot Court, one would witness bizarre events: a fish swimming through the air… the Malayan Law Journal (MLJ) singing tribal African...
MOOTS: A Survival Kit (Part 1)

MOOTS: A Survival Kit (Part 1)

Disclaimer: This article is not intended to replace your LAWR tutorials. As the semester draws to a close, there is a growing sense of anxiety in the air. The source of this anxiety? The LAWR moots. Whether the issue is defamation or negligence, appellants and respondents alike are filled with...
Why you should listen to KPOP

Why you should listen to KPOP

You might be thinking you know what KPOP is all about. You’ve heard of PSY, and you even know how to dance to Gangnam Style. Alas, that is but the tip of the iceberg. It’s like saying you’re Japanese because you watch Doraemon. Or you’re British because you listen to One Direction....
LAWMED 2013: Debate

LAWMED 2013: Debate

Editor’s note: Like fellow headline-maker President Barack Obama, Team Law showed that they were capable of playful banter and witty comebacks at the LAWMED 2013 Debates, while Team Med was busy looking for their ulnar nerve.  To those readers who had enough school spirit to be present in the Block B Auditorium...
LAWMED 2013: Football (Men's)

LAWMED 2013: Football (Men’s)

The much anticipated men’s soccer match between the NUS Law and NUS Medicine team kicked off at the Bukit Timah Campus Upper Quad  on the 23rd of February and Justified is here once again, to bring you the latest report. The weather was good and the pitch was relatively dry....
LAWMED 2013: DotA 2

LAWMED 2013: DotA 2

It is the dawn of a new era. For the first time since the Law-Med challenge started in 2008, Law students and Medicine students face off in cyberspace. And the first game to capture and exhibit the traditional rivalry between the two faculties is non-other than the all-time popular Multiplayer...
Quare: Prof David Tan

Quare: Prof David Tan

We know Prof David Tan as a Torts and Entertainment Law tutor (he also teaches Freedom of Speech). Some of us may also know him as a high fashion photographer who hangs out with the celebs. His photographs have graced the pages of Elle, Harper’s Bazaar, Marie Claire, Men’s Folio, Singapore Tatler and Men’s Uno. However, most...
WongPartnership Moot 2013

WongPartnership Moot 2013

It was a dark and stormy night. The finals of the WongPartnership International Commercial Arbitration Moots 2013 had finally arrived, and we were outnumbered three to one. The SMU representatives were tall, dark and handsome— Jeremiah Cunningham, Qabir Sandhu and Kenneth Lim. Our sole representative that night, Hannah Lee (Year...
Law Careers Fair: Seminars

Law Careers Fair: Seminars

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LAWMED 2013: Basketball (Men's)

LAWMED 2013: Basketball (Men’s)

Serangoon is a town situated in the central part of the city-state of Singapore. Serangoon boasts of awesome places such as the humongous shopping center Nex, fantastic Chomp Chomp Hokkien Mee and a quiet little provision shop that sells ‘Post’ brand cereal at incredibly cheap prices. A little known fact...
LAWMED 2013: Football (Women's)

LAWMED 2013: Football (Women’s)

On a hot Friday afternoon, the soccer girls from Team Law and Team Med went against each other in the 5pm heat. After a brief warm up, Team Captain Chng Yan (Year 2) demonstrated the tactics and strategies to be used for the match – with the help of some...
LAWMED 2013: Floorball (Men's)

LAWMED 2013: Floorball (Men’s)

The match began on a high, when our Law team rushed through our warm-up and sent in our starting line to face-off against the doctors. A few slips and stumbles later, Medicine popped in their first goal, leaving us hungrier. A few sleek passes and quick reflexes later, Hijazi received...
LAWMED 2013: Touch Rugby

LAWMED 2013: Touch Rugby

As the spectators trod their way through the muck of the field, we all knew we were in for a muddy match – not that the soil was enough to hold the Team Law Touch Rugby girls back from making things difficult for Team Med! “In Xinying We Trust” was...
LAW-MED GAMES DEBATES/FINALE

LAW-MED GAMES DEBATES/FINALE

Come on down to the Auditorium today for an entertaining evening where both faculties will exchange witty remarks in the Law-Med Debates! It will be followed by prize presentations & student performances from BOTH faculties! Dinner is provided too! So, if you’ve got plans, cancel them. If you’re gonna be in...
LAWMED 2013: Handball (Women's)

LAWMED 2013: Handball (Women’s)

Following the Men’s Handball team’s victory last week, the Women’s team, led by captain Jaime Lye (Year 2), had lofty expectations to meet. Nevertheless, it was clear that they were invigorated by the success of their male counterparts. Resident Handball mentor and Law Club lao jiao, Eddy Hirono (Year 4),...
LAWMED 2013: Handball (Men's)

LAWMED 2013: Handball (Men’s)

After weeks of training where almost everything that needed to be said had been said, it was finally time for our annual game with our Medicine counterparts. We had talked the talk – saying that their win over us during the Inter-Faculty Games in August was a blip for us,...
LAWMED 2013: Ultimate Frisbee

LAWMED 2013: Ultimate Frisbee

9.30am – The morning mist had barely settled and the ground was still damp from the previous night’s downpour. They formed up at the line. Two teams – each on either side of the upper quad. The person in the middle of the line held up a white disc. The...
LAWMED 2013: Volleyball

LAWMED 2013: Volleyball

As the rain clouds began to clear, the teams stepped onto the volleyball court at the Sports & Recreation Centre at Kent Ridge Campus. While the drizzle continued to create circles of ripples on the court, the slight pitter patter did nothing to dampen the spirits. Team Law consists of...
Three Things to Note about the NUS Law Careers Fair 2013

Three Things to Note about the NUS Law Careers Fair 2013

So you may have heard about the Law Careers Fair coming up on the 22 February 2013 at the Oei Tiong Ham Lobby from 10AM to 6PM. Or about the Law Graduate Careers Fair on the 20 February 2013 from 10am to 3pm. But if you haven’t, you heard about...
LAWMED 2013: Team Law Captains (Girls)

LAWMED 2013: Team Law Captains (Girls)

In keeping with our tradition of saving the best for last, we spoke to the leading ladies of Team Law and asked them several questions. But the real question is this: WHY NO LOVE FOR MIKE ROSS? Note to self – a photographic memory is not as much an attractive quality...
LAWMED 2013: Team Law Captains (Boys)

LAWMED 2013: Team Law Captains (Boys)

You know it’s the LAWMED season again when you suddenly feel so popular because the Law Club Sports Secretary Director starts inviting you to all sorts of events on Facebook. LAWMED is nothing without the hours and hours of hard work and dedication that our sportsmen put into their sport...
Love, Actually

Love, Actually

Author’s Note: The following is a work of fiction. While inspired from real life observations about law school, this is not an accurate portrayal of anyone around. All names are selected for pretentious literary purposes, and any resemblance to persons living or dead is purely coincidental.  ——- Valentine’s Day is...
Law Frat Games 2013

Law Frat Games 2013

Sport 1st 2nd 3rd Breakdown Basketball (men’s) Law Soc NUS SMU LS – NUS: 58 – 37 LS – SMU: NUS – SMU: 60 – 30 Soccer (women’s) NUS Law Soc - Tennis (mixed) Law Soc NUS SMU SMU – NUS: 0 -3 NUS – LS: 1 -2 LS –...
Non-academic Staff Appreciation Tea

Non-academic Staff Appreciation Tea

“Let us be grateful to the people who make us happy; they are the charming gardeners who make our souls blossom.” ― Marcel Proust Johor Bahru, the capital city of Johor in Southern Malaysia, is a place that is culturally synonymous with Singapore, and familiar with Singaporeans. A considerable number...
Family Gatherings: A Survival Guide

Family Gatherings: A Survival Guide

It’s family gathering season (Chinese New Year is the next big event right up)! This is the season that you specifically set aside time to reunite and catch up with your grandmother’s sister’s son’s daughter’s niece. Or find out that your cousin’s cousin’s father’s uncle is a professor in your...
UM NUS Moot 2013

UM NUS Moot 2013

Everyone knows that Singapore and Malaysia share a special relationship as neighbours- sometimes competitive and heated but at the end of the day our shared history allows us to be good friends. Most should also know (that is, if you were listening attentively in your first SLS lesson in Year...
Great Expectations: Law IV 2013

Great Expectations: Law IV 2013

Best Law IV I have watched in years! - Assoc Prof Eleanor Wong (from Overheard@BTC) I looked forward to Law IV 2013 with great expectations. I had volunteered to write this article, and the thought of seeing my first artsy-fartsy review online thrilled me. There were also many (less bimbotic) reasons...
Bah Hamburg!

Bah Hamburg!

This is part of Justified‘s Travel series, where NUS Law Students chronicle their experiences on exchange. This week,  Kok Yee Keong (Year 3) shares about his time at Bucerius Law School in Hamburg, Germany, in Semester One. *** I had the good fortune to attend an International Exchange Programme at Bucerius...
Quare: Tay Eu-Yen

Quare: Tay Eu-Yen

We walked past the magic garden of eclectic furniture on a rainy Friday evening and into SAUCE, the bar by the Esplanade run by the folks at The Butter Factory that serves $6 bottles of Asahi. Someone was cool enough to be having a business meeting at a bar and,...
St Jerome’s Laneway Festival Singapore 2013

St Jerome’s Laneway Festival Singapore 2013

It’s the time of the year when hipsters congregate to party to independent music most people haven’t heard of. Billed as Australia’s, New Zealand’s and Singapore’s most well regarded boutique music festival, the St Jerome’s Laneway Festival began in 2006 at a tight alley somewhere in Melbourne, and then hipsters...
A Journey in Twelve

A Journey in Twelve

{ 12 } is a photographic essay on life as a stranger in a foreign land: the initial wonder that enthralled, the subsequent loneliness that engulfed, the rediscovery of the self, and eventually – yearning to return to a newfound home. *** #1: Helsinki Cathedral, Helsinki, Finland #2: Kangasala, Kangasala,...
Law IV 2013 - Faces of Life (FoL)

Law IV 2013 – Faces of Life (FoL)

While some of us might have been revising and preparing for tutorials for the coming semester, a motley crew of final year Law students were busy preparing for this year’s Law IV musical, Faces of Life, over the holidays and Justified had the privilege of getting a behind-the-scenes look and...
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Rodyk Moots 2013

Rodyk Moots 2013

The Rodyk Moots marked my first-ever experience witnessing the ten best mooters within my batch (champs of their respective LAWR issues, also otherwise known as, the LAWR bellcurve gods) in a battle of wit and courage. Despite the Slings and Arrows of outrageous Fortune casted upon them by the judges, all ten mooters skillfully defended...
The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Dean's List

The Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Dean’s List

Sim Bing Wen Age: 23 Junior College: RJC Relationship status: Single Mugging hours/week: 30-40 School-Related Justified: What kinds of foods do you recommend for aspiring juniors hoping to land a spot on the dean’s list? Okay but seriously, in light of the perennial lamentations about the Summit, what kinds of food there are, in your...
Standing Sushi Bar

Standing Sushi Bar

I contemplated making a pun out of “Bar”, but figured it would be too cheesy. In the second instalment of our LCS dinner series, we found ourselves at the Marina Bay Link Mall after an intense round of negotiations over Thai vegetables. All that talk about food got us hungry, so we googlemapped our way...
AppLAWd 2013

AppLAWd 2013

As dusk descended upon the Upper Quad of NUS Bukit Timah Campus, a rowdy carnivalesque atmosphere, not unfamiliar to most Law students, was bubbling beneath the serenity and halcyon of campus. Onlookers watched from the perimeter of the field the ongoing battle for Captain’s Ball supremacy while a battle of wits and nerves raged elsewhere...
Advocacy Cup Finals 2013

Advocacy Cup Finals 2013

I almost could not find a seat when I entered the moot court. That made me really excited. After pulling a random chair from the side of the moot court, I sat down and waited for the bench to make their arrival. In fact, I took up this assignment in part to see the bench...
MOOTS: A Survival Kit (Part Two)

MOOTS: A Survival Kit (Part Two)

For many of us, the thought of getting moots over and done with may be the only thing that will get us through the next two weeks. But, as our seniors can attest, LAWR moots are only the beginning. Mooting is an integral part of law school and with the multitude of moot competitions available...
Food Review: Tiong Bahru Bakery

Food Review: Tiong Bahru Bakery

It’s not very often that Law students get to make a trip into town (no, U-Town does not count). It’s one of those things that seniors and friends don’t warn you about before you enter Law school, in the exuberance of receiving the acceptance letter. But in all unlikelihood, the powers that be decided that...
Year One Class Comm: Talentime

Year One Class Comm: Talentime

It was a dark and stormy night. Simply walking past the Summit, one could sense the forces of evil threatening to destroy the peace of the school. Entering the Moot Court, one would witness bizarre events: a fish swimming through the air… the Malayan Law Journal (MLJ) singing tribal African music…a rolling in the deep…...
How to Ride the Bell Curve

How to Ride the Bell Curve

It’s about four weeks to battle. We speak to some members of the faculty, and ask them about how they managed to survive the bell curve when they were in law school, as they share with us the tips and tricks of getting ahead of the game to get your hands on that coveted A+....
MOOTS: A Survival Kit (Part 1)

MOOTS: A Survival Kit (Part 1)

Disclaimer: This article is not intended to replace your LAWR tutorials. As the semester draws to a close, there is a growing sense of anxiety in the air. The source of this anxiety? The LAWR moots. Whether the issue is defamation or negligence, appellants and respondents alike are filled with dread at the thought of...
Why you should listen to KPOP

Why you should listen to KPOP

You might be thinking you know what KPOP is all about. You’ve heard of PSY, and you even know how to dance to Gangnam Style. Alas, that is but the tip of the iceberg. It’s like saying you’re Japanese because you watch Doraemon. Or you’re British because you listen to One Direction. Okay, maybe those are not the...
LAWMED 2013: Debate

LAWMED 2013: Debate

Editor’s note: Like fellow headline-maker President Barack Obama, Team Law showed that they were capable of playful banter and witty comebacks at the LAWMED 2013 Debates, while Team Med was busy looking for their ulnar nerve.  To those readers who had enough school spirit to be present in the Block B Auditorium on the evening of the...
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