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The Rules of Court 2021 were gazetted on 1 December 2021 and will take effect from 1 April 2022.

The Supreme Court Practice Directions 2021 (PDF, 5 MB) were published on 1 December 2021 and will come into operation on 1 April 2022.

The State Courts Practice Directions 2021 (PDF, 1439KB) and accompanying Forms (PDF, 1434KB) were published on 2 December 2021 and will come into operation on 1 April 2022.

For advocates and solicitors in the Middle/Junior Category: Refer to directions to seek a waiver from voting in the Law Society Council Elections 2021.

Drafting Family court orders? Refer to the Family Orders Guide, designed to be a reference point for suggested text when preparing court orders.

Master of Laws in Judicial Studies

Postgraduate judicial studies for judges by judges

About the Programme

The Master of Laws in Judicial Studies is jointly offered by the Singapore Judicial College and the Singapore Management University.

Key features of the programme include:

First of its kind in the region
Advanced judicial learning for serving judges and judge aspirants
Judgecraft and advanced substantive law modules
Leadership, management and innovation modules
Practicum with the Singapore judiciary
Opportunity to undertake empirical judicial research that will benefit the home jurisdictions of candidates
Entry to a new and growing alumni network of judges
Full-time or extended duration
Tuition-only scholarships are available for application upon enrolment

Find out more about the Master of Laws in Judicial Studies on the programme website.

Enrolment for the 2022 intake is open. Contact the College Secretariat for more information.

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