Written by Tzi Yong Sam Sim, and available on the GlobaLex web site, this introduction to the sources of law and legal system in Singapore provides links to the online sources mentioned. This updated version of the guide was published July 2008.

IPOS is the government agency that formulates and administers IP laws in Singapore. Legal resources available on its web site include the relevant Acts and Regulations (pdf), legal decisions, 1999 onwards, Legislation update, 1997 onwards, forms and practice directions.

Monthly journal of the Law Society of Singapore, including digests of recent cases and legislation, with archive January 2000 onwards.

The Law Society of Singapore is the representative body for all lawyers in Singapore. Its site provides information for and about the legal profession in Singapore, notably a directory covering individual lawyers, law firms, notaries public and commissioners for oaths; practice directions and circulars; calendar of events; and information on how to qualify and how to set up a legal practice (including the Guidelines for Legal Corporations). Publications include the Society's Law Gazette 2000 onwards. The section headed "You and the Law" contains brief articles on various aspects of the law, aimed at the layperson: select "Public" from the menu bar.

This is essentially a subscription site. However the "Latest Singapore judgments" section has full-text judgments of the Supreme Court, Family & Juvenile Court and Subordinate Courts from the last three months: select Free resources > Case law & Decisions. Judgments are simply listed in reverse chronological order.

The Singapore Parliament's site includes text of Bills, 2002 onwards and Debates ("Reports") November 2006 onwards, also Standing Orders. Provides information on the roles of the various officers of Parliament and lists members of current and previous Parliaments from 1965 (i.e. 1st Parliament) to date.

Provided by the Attorney-General's Chambers, this site provides full text of all current Singapore Acts, updated monthly.

The Singapore Supreme Court's site offers information on the composition of the court, and contacts. The "Legislation and Directions" section contains the current version of the Supreme Court of Judicature Act and the Rules of Court, consolidated Practice Directions, and Registrar's circulars 1999 onwards. Judgments from the last three months are available; they may be filtered by subject area.