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Court of Appeal upheld a 26-month sentence for burglary of occupied rooftop premises, rejecting arguments for a lower starting point and no Form 8 enhancement.
The Hong Kong Court of Appeal granted leave to appeal against sentence, identifying four arguable issues about the sentencing starting point, assistance discount, guideline timing, and personal mitigation.
The Court of First Instance allowed a magistracy appeal in a fraud case, quashing the conviction after finding the evidence did not prove deceit and intent beyond reasonable doubt.
The Court of First Instance allowed a sentence appeal for four theft convictions, holding the magistrate’s 34-month term was excessive and reducing it to 26 months.
The Court of Appeal refused leave to appeal against a burglary conviction, holding that the applicant identified no error in the trial judge’s findings or verdict.
Court of Appeal refused leave to appeal against sentence for theft and handling stolen goods, holding the starting points and limited consecutive sentence were proper.
圍繞黑mail定罪的上訴獲准；上訴庭認為原審未有充分處理關鍵證人供詞的重大矛盾，令定罪不安全，故剔除定罪及刑罰。
The High Court dismissed a sentence appeal in a CSSA fraud case, holding that 10 months’ imprisonment was not wrong in principle or manifestly excessive.
The Court of Appeal reduced a sentence for small-scale credit card fraud from 32 months to 26 months, finding the original starting point was manifestly excessive.
Court of Appeal upheld convictions for furnishing false information over sham tenancy receipts, but reduced sentence to allow immediate release.
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