2022.9.6 Hong Kong Court News Compilation

｜Focus｜

12-year-old girl with borderline IQ who was involved in rape
https://bit.ly/3RB95NW

The 47-person case｜Hu Zhiwei, Zhu Kaidi and Zhang Kesen were interrogated and the prosecution said that some of the defendants who pleaded guilty may be called to testify and they hope to be sentenced after trial
https://bit.ly/3eqz4tg

Police accused of falsifying investigation results in two cases charged with two counts of misconduct in public office, Department of Justice withdraws one of them
https://bit.ly/3Qk6u9W

｜Social Movement｜

3 The riot case was adjourned from October to November for another hearing, one person plans to plead guilty, another stabs the police the next day, and one defendant plans to negotiate
https://bit.ly/3RHLIT8

｜Society｜

Parliamentary Demonstration Case | Lam Cheuk-ting protested against "co-location" in 2018 and was indicted to plead guilty and withdraw bail 12.13 Defence
https://bit.ly/3RD9zDo

The auditor was accused of inciting the case | The prosecution passed the security guard to testify that the defendant stood up on the platform and said, "I've been filmed before and I'm afraid to admit it", causing uproar
https://bit.ly/3eeRIUH

Su Jinliang's younger brother jailed for 47 months for fraud charges 28 months in jail
https://bit.ly/3D0vaRW

Former police officer involved in forced masturbation case｜The boy confessed that his parents had a poor relationship and lived with his mother after the divorce. He denied being instructed to slander the defendant
https://bit.ly/3wZDSvT

Plainclothes policeman on duty was attacked by his old classmates
https://bit.ly/3RBxPFQ

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