Woo Bih Li SC (Chinese: 吴必理; pinyin: Wú Bìlǐ) is a Singaporean lawyer who has been serving as a judge of the Supreme Court of Singapore since 2003.
[2] In March 2003, during Woo Bih Li’s tenure as a judge, he presided the trial of Yen May Woen, a Singaporean hairdresser who was charged with trafficking 30.16g of diamorphine.
[3][4][5] In July 2003, Woo found a jobless man guilty of murdering a six-month-old baby girl after the defendant, Soosainathan Dass Saminathan, raped the child inside his bedroom at his Hougang flat.
[10][11][12] Woo was also the trial judge that heard the 2004 case of Harith Gary Lee, who was charged with killing his girlfriend Diana Teo Siew Peng by throwing her off the tenth floor of her Choa Chu Kang flat.
It was also presented in court that Krishnasamy was suffering from morbid jealousy, a delusional disorder that made one suspect about the sexual unfaithfulness of his/her partner based on uncorroborated or circumstantial evidence and it formed his irrational beliefs over his wife allegedly cheating on him.
[26][27][28] In March 2015, Woo presided the trial of Yap Weng Wah, a 30-year-old Malaysian engineer who faced 76 counts of raping 31 boys between the age of 11 and 14.
Woo noted that Yap demonstrated an aggravating criminal conduct and a high possibility of re-offending, and had an utter lack of remorse for his offences.