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Outraging the modesty of?
Outraging the modesty of?
I am an international student studying in Singapore, My case was in this early september. I met a girl in front of my room. She appoached me and ask me something, she could not access her room so I told a joke that she can go in my room and wait for her roomate. But she refused. Then she told me that she need to go to toilet. I suggested her going to Men toilet, she agreed, in the toilet men, I touched her three times. The first time I touched her, let say unintended, I saw no reaction from her so I tried to touch her the second time with the reason that there was a piece of toilet paper sticking on her skirt. She was ashamed and went back to the toilet to check, the when she went out, I tried to touch her the third time, this time, she got angry and went away. After that, 2 days later, she came back with police, they took me to police station, interviewed me and asked me to come back next Monday 1st October. I want to ask that, for my case, what is the worst scenario, will the police interview me again next Monday, If the girl agree to drop the case, what should I do? Will this take a long period of time for my situation to be completed, because this problem affects my studying alot.
I am now just 19 years old, have no criminal record, my birthday is just 3 days before the case happend, I am now 19 years and 15 days old. Is that an advantage for me?
I am now just 19 years old, have no criminal record, my birthday is just 3 days before the case happend, I am now 19 years and 15 days old. Is that an advantage for me?
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You're in a lot of trouble friend. Molestation is viewed seriously here.
You need serious assistance, not help from a forum.
If you don't fight this and succeed, you will be thrown out of your course, jailed and possibly caned and most likely deported at the completion of your course.
You need serious assistance, not help from a forum.
If you don't fight this and succeed, you will be thrown out of your course, jailed and possibly caned and most likely deported at the completion of your course.
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Don't talk to the victim. That's interfering with a witness. Either hire a lawyer or wait until court - in court request that the offense be compounded (you may be offered a chance to compound the offense prior to this by either the investigating officer, the victims lawyer or the prosecutor - not sure which).user_001 wrote:actually, today I came back to the police station, they asked my bailer to sign and extended my bail period, how should I fight now? try to persuade the girl to drop the case is okay?
This is not legal advice. Seek legal advice from a lawyer.
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as I mentioned above, I am now just 19. Not eligible for a court, since I need a guarantor, and I also dont want to go to court, cause It may take me a long period of time, so the only way for me now is Off-court-settlement? Right?
and some of my friend also tell me to pray for a warning from police, may this happen?
and some of my friend also tell me to pray for a warning from police, may this happen?
If this is for real, and not the lame troll wind-up it seems to be, there is little advice we can give you, except that you (with or without your parents' help) need to seek legal advice. There is no magic wand solution, no matter how many times you ask. You need to face up to the consequences of your actions.user_001 wrote:anyone can give me advice please
Be careful what you wish for
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