A spokesman for the Attorney-General's Chambers says redacting the names of the 6 aspiring lawyers who had cheated in the 2020 Bar examination would cast a cloud on all candidates.

This was in response to queries as to why the Attorney-General had asked the High Court to rescind an earlier order to redact the names of the six trainees.

In The Straits Times’ The Big Story, Assistant video editor Olivia Quay spoke to Lawyer Justin Chan, who is also a senior partner at law firm Tito Isaac & Co on this development.

A spokesman for the Attorney-General's Chambers says redacting the names of the 6 aspiring lawyers who had cheated in the 2020 Bar examination would cast a cloud on all candidates.
This was in response to queries as to why the Attorney-General had asked the High Court to rescind an earlier order to redact the names of the six trainees. In The Straits Times&rsquo; The Big Story, Assistant video editor Olivia Quay spoke to Lawyer Justin Chan, who is also a senior partner at law firm Tito Isaac &amp; Co on this development.

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