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High Court ruled Police’s failure to display unique identification number breaches Hong Kong Bill of Rights

The Court of First Instance laid down judgment today in favour of the Applicants and ruled that the failure of the Commissioner to require police officers to display their unique identification numbers and the failure of the Government to put in place an adequate system to investigate potential cases...

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Roy Tam Hoi-pong successfully challenged the decision to approve major developer’s plan building homes in wetland

The Court of First Instance laid down judgment in favour of our Client, Mr. Roy Tam Hoi-pong, founder of Green Sense, for his challenge of decision to approve a major developer’s controversial plans to build homes in Hong Kong’s internationally renowned wetland habitat for waterfowls. The Court ordered the...

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District Councillor Jocelyn Chau acquitted of assaulting police officer

Eastern district councillor Jocelyn Chau Hui-yan and co-defendant Lao Chak-kin, were charged with assaulting a policeman in North Point on the night of August 11, 2019. Eastern Magistrate Stanley Ho Chun-yiu acquitted the defendants with cost and said that the “two police officers’ testimonies are unreasonable and artificial. They...

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High Court granted leave and interim injunction for judicial review challenging the phone searching warrant

We represented Mr Martin Lee Chu-ming , Albert Ho Chun-yan, Au Nok-hin, Sin Chung-kai and Yeung Sum and obtained leave and interim injunction from Hon Mr Justice Coleman on 4 July 2020 following an emergency hearing for the application of judicial review challenging the phone search warrant obtained by the police...

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Rolled-up hearing of judicial review on HKEAA’s decision will be heard on 2 and 3 July 2020

We represent the Applicant in the judicial review upon HKEAA’s decision to cancel one of the HKDSE questions this year in History Paper I. The expedited rolled-up hearing i.e. i) application for leave to apply for judicial review and ii) the substantive application for judicial review will be heard...

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CFI allowed election petition of disqualified lawmaker Ms. Lau Siu Lai

We represent Ms. Lau Siu Lai and succeeded in the election petition challenging the decision of the returning officer on the validity of Ms. Lau’s nomination in the Legislative Council by-election for the Kowloon West Geographical Constituency held on 25 November 2018 . The judgment can be found here.  ...

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First Technology Court in CFI on Judicial Review challenging the power of IPCC

The first technology court hearing of the Court of First Instance in the history of Hong Kong for the case Lui Chi Hang Hendrick v Independent Police Complaints Council via video conferencing would be held on 7 April 2020 (Tuesday). Brief case summary can be found here. Case Number: HCAL...

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Court orders MTRC to disclose CCTV footage of Prince Edward Station in 831 incident

The High Court has ordered MTR Corp. to disclose the CCTV footage from Prince Edward and Lai Chi Kok stations on the night of Aug 31, 2019, upon the personal injury claim against the Commission of Police. Judge of the Court of First Instance High Court Hon Anderson Chow...

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Our solicitor Angeline Chan was featured in Inmedia story

Our solicitor Angeline Chan is appointed Convenor of Progressive Lawyers Group (“PLG”) and Angeline will become the PLG’s first female convenor since its establishment in January 2015. The feature story can be found here. Click here to know more about Angeline Chan.      

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We stand in solidarity with China’s Human Rights Lawyers

9th July 2019 marks the 4th anniversary of 709 Crackdown. We stand in solidarity with China human rights lawyers and protest against the Chinese government’s continued suppression.

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