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The Role of Police, Prosecution and the Judiciary in the Changing Society - the Singapore Approach 111TH INTERNATIONAL SEMINAR VISITING EXPERTS’ PAPERS THE ROLE OF POLICE, PROSECUTION AND THE JUDICIARY IN THE CHANGING SOCIETY - THE SINGAPORE APPROACH Judge Suriakumari Sidambaram* I. INTRODUCTION and adjudication authorities in all countries. Singapore prevents and controls crime We live in a world of constant change. through two essential means : Trade and technology interact to accelerate the rate of change. Science and technology a. a body of penal legislation which of today may become history tomorrow, prescribes which acts (and omissions) while the knowledge and skills we acquire constitute crimes, the procedure by now may fast become obsolete. As a result, which suspected offenders may be the current operations in an ever-changing apprehended and brought to justice, environment are constantly faced with new and the forms of punishment which challenges. With the arrival of the may be imposed on proven offenders; information age, complex crimes such as and computer crimes, phone cloning and other b. criminal justice system which high-technology crimes have emerged. administers and enforces this White collar crimes consequently increase. legislation, seeking to ensure its Constant training and upgrading to tie in compliance. This system includes the with the overall social and economic public prosecutor, the police (and other advancement is the only way to adapt to law enforcement agencies), the changes very quickly. judiciary and the prisons (and other correctional apparatus). Singapore has been transformed from a poor Third World city, to a highly The aim of the Singapore criminal justice industrialized economy within a short system is to reduce crime and encourage thirty year span. Coupled with better respect for and compliance with the education and increasing influence, criminal law through three basic Singaporeans now expect a high standard approaches, namely, individual prevention, of service quality and efficiency in their general prevention and incapacitation. daily transactions with the public service. They have clear expectations that public The crime rate in Singapore fell for the officers will act correctly, decisively and ninth consecutive year in 1997. Crime with confidence. statistics for the period January - December 1998 indicate a slight increase Crime prevention and rehabilitation of in the overall crime rate. Seizable offences, criminals are two problems every society, however, decreased in the fourth quarter including Singapore, has to contend with. compared to the third quarter. It has Although the nature of crimes and approach however been pointed out that the slight to treatment of criminals may vary from increase should be viewed against the country to country, the urgency of preventing steady decrease of crime rates over the last crime and effectively rehabilitating nine consecutive years and against the criminals are common to law enforcement intensified and effective enforcement action * District Judge, Subordinate Courts, Singapore. by the Singapore Police Force (SPF) on all 303 RESOURCE MATERIAL SERIES No. 55 fronts. Further, this slight increase could community it serves. In the light of this be likely be associated with the economic trend, efforts to contain crimes have been crisis and increasing retrenchment and stepped up. unemployment rates in Singapore. It has also been noted that the number of arrests The Singapore police are making great and cases solved had also risen, and that and tireless efforts to adapt to the changing Singapore’s crime rate still continues to be society. In addition to their duties to among the lowest in the world. The major eradicate crime in Singapore, the police proportion of crime in Singapore consists also make people realize that they are co- of housebreaking, theft of and from motor producers of public safety. The days when vehicles, snatch theft, molestation and the police were viewed as oppressors or robbery. Analysis shows that the majority persecutors are gone. Police-community of these crimes are committed in a random relationships have been enhanced through and opportunistic way. community policing. About one-third of the arrests of major crimes are made with the II. ROLE OF THE POLICE assistance of members of public. The mission of the Singapore Police A. Community Policing Force (SPF) is to uphold the law, maintain The Neighbourhood Police Posts (NPPs) order and keep the peace in Singapore by in Singapore, set up in densely populated working in partnership with the housing estates since 1983, have served community to protect life and property, round-the-clock as bases for activities of prevent crime and disorder, detect and patrol policemen and as a contact point apprehend offenders and preserve a sense between the police and the public. The aim of security in society. of the NPP system is two-fold: to improve police-community relations in Singapore, In the turbulent years of the 1950s to and to prevent and suppress crime through the early 1970s, the SPF played a critical the co-operation and support from the role in the quelling of labour, racial and community. These police officers at the political unrests that marked the era. The NPP are on constant alert to handle any SPF has built in this sense of history of emergency, thereby living up to the service and loyalty to Singapore in each and demands and expectations of local every individual officer. As such, in May residents. 1996, the Hong Kong based company, Political and Economic Risk Consultancy The NPP system has been successful and (PERC) Limited, rated Singapore as the well received by the public since its safest country in Asia. PERC attributed inception in 1983. However, under the NPP Singapore’s enviable position as “one of the system, the complainant or victim of crime few cities in the world where it is possible who comes to the police has to be referred for foreigners and locals alike to walk just from one party to another. He or she about anywhere, at any time of the day or sometimes may have to repeat his or her night, with little fear of being mugged by story to 4 different groups of officers, for gangsters”, to “a professional and well-paid instance, the officers who first respond to police force”. It attributed the political the case; the officers who guard the scene; stability, high economic growth and the officers who collate the evidence, and affluence of Singapore in no small part to the investigatorial officers who conduct the a competent and impartial police force investigation. The system therefore has which has the full confidence of the some drawbacks in that the best use is not 304 111TH INTERNATIONAL SEMINAR VISITING EXPERTS’ PAPERS made of the NPP officers and the strength mobilize the community to take on greater of their local knowledge. The police have responsibility and leadership to ensure its therefore come up with the revamped own safety and security. The formation on Neighbourhood Police Centre (NPC) 27 April 1997 of Neighbourhood Watch system where the officers will be rotated Zones (NWZs), a volunteer citizen among a wider and more challenging range organization formed by local residents for of duties, with increased pro-active promoting crime prevention activities in functions, so that the process is integrated the neighbourhood, is a big step towards into a single service delivery process. Each this aim. It is intended that with the NWZs NPC will have about 100 to 150 police and the new NPC system, the community- officers and will be in charge of 3 to 4 NPPs. police bond will be further strengthened. Eventually, by June 200l, 32 NPCs will be set up island-wide. Each NPC will be The police and the community, including responsible for about 10,000 residents. the NWZs, therefore have strived to provide total solutions to root problems by With this change, the new NPC will working closely in the joint planning and become a one-stop total policing centre, creation of Community Focus Plans carrying out the full range of front-line (CFPs). The CFPs outline the joint policing duties and providing quality one- initiatives, programmes and projects which stop service for the public. Among other will re-focus the police efforts to address things, officers from an NPC will man the specific safety and security needs of the counters at the NPPs, conduct patrols, community, and to nurture a strong bond respond to calls of distress, investigate between the police and the community. crime, and make house visits. Grassroots liaison meetings are now characterised by open dialogue and The NPC system will also optimize the discussion as opposed to the traditional value contributed by police officers and reporting of cases. One of the steps places a lot of emphasis on proactive involved in the creation of the CFPs is community policing. NPPOs will no longer profiling the community’s characteristics, perform mundane tasks. Instead, they will and this is where their extensive network now be totally responsible for the safety in the neighbourhood can be fully utilized. and security of the neighbourhoods that Being leaders, the NWZs can mobilize they are in charge of. The NPCO is residents to take part in activities and required to conduct an on-scene programmes recommended in the CFP. investigation for all cases he or she attends to. This reduces the time spent by the Singapore also has a Voluntary Special complainant at the scene, thus minimizing Constabulary (VSC) with part-time the trauma the complainant has to endure. volunteer police officers who hold full-time The NPCO is competent in his/her job jobs in other fields. The VSC officers often through comprehensive training, and many carry out patrols independently or in of the NPC work processes are IT- partnership with their counterparts in the supported to provide the NPCOs with up- regular and national service components. to-date information so as to enable them They execute their duties with a high level to carry out their tasks more efficiently.
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