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Malaysian Gets 30 Months Jail Time for Using Fake Credit Cards in Singapore

Young man from Malaysia learned about currency transaction law in the hardest way. Attempts pulled by an unemployed Malaysian to use fake credit cards to cheat in Singapore have resulted Lim Weng Yeau to spend 30 months behind the bars Lim, 25, pleaded guilty to seven charges of possessing fake credit cards and cheating in the State Courts, reported Yahoo.

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Arkansas Judge Leaves Post Amid Sex Scandal

A judge in Arkansas had to leave the office because he was arranging the release of females in exchange of sexual favours. This is not the first time that it happens.

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FBI Arrest Volkswagen Exec Over Dieselgate Scandal

Volkswagen has legal problems because it cheated consumers by using "defeat devices" to pass emissions tests. These devices have been fitted in about 11 million vehicles worldwide.

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