5 Nov 2001
SECRETARY FOR JUSTICE v. TSE KI WU
- Citation
- SECRETARY FOR JUSTICE v. TSE KI WU
- Court
- Court of Appeal
- Case number
- CAAR13/2001
Convictions were upheld as the trial judge’s inferences were reasonable; the additional two‑month reduction based on defendants being Mainland Chinese was wrong in principle and is set aside because foreignness or Mainland origin does not automatically justify a specific discount; sentences imposed (including consecutive immigration sentences) are not manifestly excessive and are restored to higher terms.