2022.9.13 Hong Kong Court News Compilation

｜Focus｜

A 26-year-old woman died of a bloody fetus in the Iraqi hospital. The inquest revealed that the doctor did not find a placenta in the uterus. Two nurses admitted that the blood pressure record was incomplete.
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11.18 Yau Ma Tei | Enrolled Nurse Converted to a Riot Officer Asked the Court of Appeal that saving people was not a defense
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｜Social Movement｜

Sai Kung arrested in July and remanded to Tsuen Wan for shooting "Jian Zai" and two other men on remand to be re-arrested in November
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9.29 Admiralty｜9 people accused of rioting and 6 people pleaded guilty before trial
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11.18 Conflict at PolyU｜The boy who returned to Hong Kong is accused of rioting and the case of 6 others merged, the trial will start early next year, and the intention to defend is not determined
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Friends involved in helping a remand boy delete data, the case officer said the boy had smoked marijuana, a drug rehab center reported the defense as unregulated CBD
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｜Society｜

The police chief was charged with 16 crimes for soliciting and accepting more than 470,000 yuan in loans from his colleagues
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Tong Leju Scandal ｜ 3 staff were charged with more than 30 counts of child abuse and imprisoned 11.9 District Court to be re-arraigned to discuss charges, etc.
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July 1st Police Assassination ｜ 3 people accused of publishing online incitement to assault police, the girl plans to plead guilty and will be released on bail on June 5 next year
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34-year-old civil servant accused of posting seditious posts continues to be detained until 11.14 for retrial
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Boy was sentenced to one year's probation for filming two girls secretly at CUHK during indecent behavior
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