Lucian Wong, the Attorney-General of Singapore, oversees the nation's legal matters and prosecutions. He reveals his office's unique independence from the cabinet and legislature. Discussions cover the division's roles—criminal, civil, legislative drafting, and international affairs. Wong shares a gripping personal anecdote about defending Singapore in the International Court of Justice shortly after taking office. The conversation also delves into the controversial topic of caning as a punishment, examining its historical roots and its role as a deterrent in today's society.
