2022.8.24 Hong Kong Court News Compilation

｜Focus｜

Li Zhiying is accused of violating national security. The trial will start on December 1 this year. The trial period is expected to be 30 days.
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Shun Zijie's appeal for judicial review of overseas same-sex marriage was rejected by the Court of Appeal: if it were approved, it would violate the legislative intent of the Basic Law
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｜Social Movement｜

5.10 Mong Kok｜Young man accused of throwing a water bottle to the police for 6 weeks and the conviction was dismissed by the judge: just by chance
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8.25 Tsuen Wan｜5 Men and women accused of illegal assembly, assaulting a police officer and other officers cited environmental evidence and were convicted and remanded. 9.14 Sentenced
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｜Society｜

Li Zhiying is involved in the fraud case: the defendant deliberately concealed criminal responsibility Defense: even if the breach of contract should be a civil lawsuit
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The homeless was cleared of the property and was compensated 100 yuan. 6 people reviewed and rejected. The judiciary's public judgment: there is no evidence to prove the actual loss
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Officials rule that doll machines are not entertainment shops in Mong Kok without a license Department of Justice appeal rejected
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A 44-year-old salesman who threatened to injure a social worker was sentenced to a 3-month hospital order after the SWD attacked the defendant's parents
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Two Uber drivers refused to apply for a car rental license, the judicial review overturned the decision of the Tribunal 10.5 The decision was issued
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3 people in the restaurant suspected of causing disputes due to the slogan of "Time" and accused of public fighting, the couple allowed to sign conservative behavior
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