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Pro Bono SG and the Justice System

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Pro Bono SG

Date & time

Fri, 14 Nov 2025

09:00 AM - 12:00 PM

Location & format

State Courts Building, 1 Havelock Square, Singapore 059724, Singapore 000000

In-Person

Cost & capacity

Free

18 pax

About event

Step into the world of law and justice with Pro Bono SG (PBSG). It will be an exclusive opportunity for you to understand how our vision of Justice for All is achieved through our mission of enabling access to justice for the vulnerable and disadvantaged through legal awareness, advice and advocacy. During the learning journey, you will visit the State Courts and Pro Bono SG to discover how lawyers provide free legal assistance to those in need, witness court proceedings in action, and engage with PBSG staff who will share insights into their careers and the impact of law on everyday life. Join us for this unique experience and take your first step into the world of justice!

Time Activity

9.00am

Meet LJ facilitator at the benches outside the entrance of State Courts, 1 Havelock Square, S059724 before being led to clear security screening

9.05am

Heritage Gallery on Level 1 & Sky Garden on Level 7

9.25am

Mentions Court (live court hearing and court proceedings at Court 4A or 4B where most accused are first charged for a criminal offence) 10.00am  HELP Centre and Pro Bono SG Office Tour

10.15am 

Break 10.30am   Introduction to Pro Bono SG

11.00am

Human Library (What brought you to PBSG?) 11.55pm Debrief and Feedback 12.00pm End

 

You will need to undergo a security screening before entering the State Courts Building. This screening is similar to that at airports.

When you enter, they will walk through a metal detector. Their belongings, including all food and drinks, will be screened via X-ray machines.

Examples of items that are not allowed into the court buildings include:

  1. Weapons, dangerous items and prohibited tobacco products as listed on the Health Sciences Authority website, including e-cigarettes. You will be referred to the police if you have these items.
  2. Sharp objects such as scissors, pen knives and card knives.
  3. Flammable items such as aerosol sprays.
  4. Recording devices such as cameras, video cameras and voice recorders. You will be asked to leave such devices at the security counter when you enter.

This list of prohibited items is not exhaustive. The security personnel will inform them if they have items that must be deposited at the security counter.

 

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