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The 3 Courts have their own mission statements but all uphold a common vision of A Trusted Judiciary , Ready for Tomorrow and core values of Fairness , Accessibility , Integrity , and Respect .
Accessible justice that commands trust, respect, and confidence.
Accessible justice through quality judgements, appropriate dispute resolution, and innovative court services.
Making justice accessible to families and youth through effective counselling, mediation, and adjudication.
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In marking the Bicentennial, we commemorate a moment of signal importance in Singapore’s journey from humble beginnings within a colonial empire to a thriving city-state that shines as a standard-bearer for the rule of law and governance.
Chief Justice Sundaresh Menon
Opening of the Legal Year 2026
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Revisit landmark decisions that highlight how the rule of law safeguards our society and our people.
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Supreme Courts of Singapore and Indonesia Sign Memorandum of Understanding for Judicial Cooperation
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Workload statistics
Aggregate workloads for the 3 courts in 2024:
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Living our values
The challenge of access to justice is a global one that is in urgent need of innovative solutions....Gen AI holds great promise in shaping some of these potential solutions. But in order to realise this promise, we must adopt and embrace the need for a collaborative approach.
Chief Justice Sundaresh Menon
A vision of collaborative justice
29 September 2025
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Engaging Our Partners
Fostering connections to enhance knowledge and appreciation of the work of the courts
A yearly engaging seminar catered for secondary school students
SG Courts collaborated with the Ministry of Education to conduct the Issues-Based Seminar for upper secondary social studies teachers. Representatives from 22 schools explored the significant role of the Singapore Courts within society, gaining valuable insights into its functions and interactions with the executive and legislative branches of government. This understanding is crucial for educators as they endeavour to cultivate a nuanced understanding of governance structures and processes among their students. During the seminar, SG Courts provided an overview of their key priorities and programmes, focusing on strategic communications, outreach and engagement efforts, and responsibilities in ensuring access to justice. To deepen participants' understanding of the courts' societal role, the teachers were also guided through a visit to the Heritage Gallery and a courtroom. This comprehensive approach aimed to enhance educators' knowledge and appreciation of the judiciary's integral role in Singapore’s society.
This year, in commemorating 200 years of the courts and Singapore's legal system, 200 Secondary 3 students from more than 40 secondary schools took part in the activities designed to enhance their understanding of Singapore's justice system and the role and functions of the courts. Students journeyed through the Bicentennial exhibition, titled "The Charter and the Courts: 200 Years of the Rule of Law in Singapore", tracing key milestones from the establishment of Singapore's first official court to the Judiciary's role in society today. The day ended with a fireside chat where students heard from judicial officers across three courts — the Supreme Court, State Courts, and Family Justice Courts.
Our people who collectively make up the Singapore Judiciary embody its mission to ensure the proper administration of justice.
Led by the Chief Justice, judges are impartial and decide cases according to the law. Their role is to administer justice to the people of Singapore.
Registrars oversee the management of cases, hear interlocutory applications and manage various writs and processes.
Court Administrators
From innovation to communications, court administrators support the Judiciary in meeting the needs of an increasingly complex world.
Judicial Heritage Galleries, Learning Court and virtual tour
Tour the Supreme Court to learn about Singapore's court system, its history, architecture, and future plans. Try the new SG Courts 360° Interactive Game experience.
Access to Justice
A key strategic focus, Access to Justice means that everyone can easily understand and navigate the legal system to protect their rights and resolve disputes fairly.
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