This bench series, produced in association with Academy Publishing and the Singapore Judicial College, is the first in Singapore to highlight the two pillars of the college's pedagogy: first, having judges teach judges, and second, providing judicial education that is applicable to the judicial environment. Examining crucial facets of judicial thinking, fact-finding, and decision-making through the eyes of a serving Singapore judge, Fact-Finding and Reality may be the first of its kind. The conversation relates to the way judges weigh the evidence and determine the reliability of witnesses by condensing and synthesising accepted ideas from a body of research and placing them in the context of Singaporean cases. This book, an excellent bench guide, is required reading for all Singaporean judges, particularly those who have recently been appointed to the bench.
