Thestar.com, 27 Jul 2012National University of Singapore associate professor of law Tey Tsun Hang was charged with corruption for allegedly trading better grades for sex with a female student.
The student gave Tey, 41, a Mont Blanc pen, two tailored shirts, an iPod Touch and had sex with him twice, according to a charge sheet filed today at the Subordinate Courts of Singapore. Tey, who was suspended by the university, said he would contest the charges.
Tey faces a maximum fine of S$100,000 ($79,888) and a jail term of as long as five years for each of the six corruption charges if convicted. Full story
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