letters from the prosecution that if Oh pleaded guilty, he would be given a fine
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On Tuesday, Oh appealed against his jail term and asked for a fine instead, with a new set of lawyers led by Senior Counsel Tan Chee Meng from WongPartnership.

Mr Tan questioned the prosecution's purported change in stance, asking why they had originally asked for a fine but were now asking for the one-week jail term to be upheld.

He asked what changed that caused the prosecution to make a "180-degree turn".

He provided letters from the prosecution, claiming that there was an agreement that if Oh pleaded guilty, he would be given a fine.
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