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Criminal law [2026] HKCA 892

HKSAR v. WONG DI CHUN (formerly known as LAU YIN CHUN)

The Hong Kong Court of Appeal refused leave to appeal against sentence for conspiracy to commit misconduct in public office arising from prison telephone and cigarette contraband.

  • Misconduct in public office
  • Conspiracy
  • Sentencing principles
  • Totality principle
  • Disparity of sentences
  • Breach of trust
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Criminal law HKSAR v. NG KA KI ROBERT AND OTHERS

HKSAR v. NG KA KI ROBERT AND OTHERS

Court of Appeal upheld D8’s money laundering conviction, reduced D6’s sentence to 15 months, and reduced D1 and D8’s sentences on appeal.

  • Agent accepting an advantage
  • Conspiracy to defraud
  • Aiding and abetting
  • Membership application fraud
  • Leave to appeal
  • Conviction safety
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Criminal law PETER GERARDUS VAN WEERDENBURG AND OTHERS v. HKSAR

PETER GERARDUS VAN WEERDENBURG AND OTHERS v. HKSAR

The Court of Final Appeal granted leave to the first applicant on a substantial and grave injustice ground, but refused leave to the second and third applicants.

  • Leave to appeal
  • Substantial and grave injustice
  • Accomplice evidence
  • Coaching of witnesses
  • Conspiracy
  • Assessment of inconsistencies in evidence
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Criminal law HKSAR v. TSANG SHUI KWAN AND ANOTHER

HKSAR v. TSANG SHUI KWAN AND ANOTHER

Court of Appeal adjusted the first applicant’s sentence for fraud and bribery to 2 years, but upheld the second applicant’s 10-month sentence as not manifestly excessive.

  • Sentencing principles
  • Discount for cooperation
  • Concurrency and totality
  • Breach of trust
  • Mitigation
  • Sentencing-principles
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Criminal law HKSAR v. WONG MEI LAN AND ANOTHER

HKSAR v. WONG MEI LAN AND ANOTHER

Criminal appeal on bribery, conspiracy to defraud, and deception counts arising from standby letters of credit. Only the first applicant’s charge 12 conviction was quashed.

  • Conspiracy to defraud
  • Offering advantage / bribery
  • Obtaining pecuniary advantage by deception (s18 theft ordinance)
  • Co-conspirator statements admissibility
  • Joinder and election (practice direction 9.1)
  • Sentencing
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Criminal law CHAU SHING SUI v. HKSAR

CHAU SHING SUI v. HKSAR

Leave to appeal out of time was refused because the later corruption conviction of a police sergeant did not make the applicant’s drug and resisting-arrest convictions unsafe.

  • Trafficking in dangerous drugs
  • Resisting arrest
  • Unsafe conviction
  • Witness reliability
  • Police corruption
  • Criminal-appeal
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Criminal law HKSAR v. TSE KAI-KUI, DENNIS

HKSAR v. TSE KAI-KUI, DENNIS

The Court of Appeal granted leave to appeal out of time and reduced a 32-month sentence to 20 months, giving extra credit for exceptional cooperation with ICAC.

  • Assistance to prosecution
  • Sentence discount for cooperation
  • Guilty plea discount
  • Concurrent sentencing
  • Leave to appeal out of time
  • Sentencing
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Criminal law HKSAR v. LAU KWOK AND OTHERS

HKSAR v. LAU KWOK AND OTHERS

The Court of Appeal dismissed an application for leave to appeal against sentence arising from police corruption to assist suspects evade conviction.

  • Conspiracy for public servants to accept advantages
  • Sentencing principles for public officers
  • Delay and guilty plea discount
  • Comparative sentencing precedents
  • Sentencing
  • Corruption
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Criminal law HKSAR v. YU TAK KWONG

HKSAR v. YU TAK KWONG

Court of Appeal varied a corruption sentence after finding the judge had not properly applied the totality principle; the term was reduced from 4 years 10 months to 4 years 2 months.

  • Conspiracy to defraud
  • Accepting advantage as agent
  • Using document to deceive principal
  • Sentencing principles
  • Totality principle
  • One transaction rule
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Criminal law HKSAR v. SIT KAM TAI

HKSAR v. SIT KAM TAI

The High Court allowed an appeal against conviction, holding that the magistrate wrongly relied on an untested pre-trial admission and failed to disclose immunity terms.

  • Bribery
  • Immunity of witnesses
  • Accomplice evidence
  • Credibility assessment
  • Appeal from magistrate
  • Immunity-of-witnesses
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