2022.9.5 Hong Kong Court News Compilation

｜Focus｜

47-person case | 5 people including Huang Zhifeng and Guo Jiaqi who intend to plead guilty, the defense pointed out that the defendant was remanded for a long time and felt anxious and hoped for an early sentence
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Accused of FB advocating the establishment of "Hong Kong Independence Armed Forces", the coach of the martial arts hall was changed to be accused of violating the "National Security Law" and detained in the District Court on 9.22
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｜Social Movement｜

8.29 Sham Shui Po | 7 people denied rioting and other crimes, 4 of them were underage at the time of the crime, and the other male pleaded guilty and was remanded in custody
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A 31-year-old man accused of storing suspected explosives and weapons in a Hung Hom mini warehouse was refused bail and remanded in custody on 11.28 Renewal
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｜Society｜

Auditor accused of sedition | Officials ruled that the crime of sedition was constitutional, refused to suspend the hearing, the prosecution broadcast the recording and accused the court of applause twice
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Mother in death of 5-year-old boy charged with murder, remanded in Shouti Court on 11.28
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Former police officer involved in forced masturbation case | Defense claims boy "dream" seeing parents having sex, boy denies: I think it's true
https://bit.ly/3Rzj5au

Teenager pleads not guilty to raping 12-year-old girl with borderline IQ
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The former ground handler was accused of changing the registration information of Liang Zhenying's son. The defense pointed out that the direction of the defense had changed and the hearing was postponed on 10.10.
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