Justice See has served as Judge of the High Court since Jan 31, 2017. Read more at straitstimes.com.
SINGAPORE – High Court judge See Kee Oon has been appointed Judge of the Appellate Division by the President and will take on the role from Oct 1.
JC Teh will also serve as the Presiding Judge of the Family Justice Courts for three years from Oct 1. She takes over the role from Justice Debbie Ong Siew Ling, who relinquishes the position she has held since Oct 1, 2017. Separately, Mr Alex Wong Li Kok has been appointed Judicial Commissioner of the Supreme Court for two years from Aug 1.
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