First published in 1992 by Butterworths Asia with authority from the Academy, the Singapore Law Reports is the official law reports series in Singapore. The series reports on a fortnightly basis, all legally-significant cases heard in the Singapore Court of Appeal, High Court, and the Constitutional Tribunal. From 2003, the Academy took over full responsibility for the publication of the Singapore Law Reports.

In 2003, the Academy embarked on a major project to re-issue the Singapore Law Reports from 1965 through 2009. The Singapore Law Reports (Reissue) was published in early 2010 with re-written headnotes for the reports from 1965–2002, and re-edited judgment texts, that conforms to the SAL house-style. The Reissue together with the Singapore Law Reports current series forms the complete set of law reports published by the Academy. Apart from appearing in print, the Singapore Law Reports and the Reissue are also available online on LawNet2.

The Council of Law Reporting oversees the function of law reporting in Singapore. A Selection Panel appointed by the Council selects judgments that meet the established criteria for reporting in the Singapore Law Reports. The criteria are consistent with best practices in the leading common law jurisdictions. The Singapore Law Reports embodies Singapore’s jurisprudence and is a pillar in the development of the law and the legal system in Singapore.