Chief Justice grants leave to probe DPPs for misconduct in former maid Parti Liyani case
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THE Chief Justice has given the go-ahead for investigations into two Deputy Public Prosecutors to commence, following a misconduct complaint by former domestic helper Parti Liyani.
DPP Tan Yanying and DPP Tan Wee Hao handled Ms Parti's theft trial in which she was accused of stealing from her former employer, Mr Liew Mun Leong, who was the ex-chairman of Changi Airport Group.
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