7 Nov 2025
The application for a s32 certificate was refused because the proposed points were re-argued factual or procedural issues that had been dealt with at trial and on appeal and did not amount to points of law of great and general importance; the Applicant had access to and used prosecution materials, and no novel legal question suitable for certification was established.
9 Jan 2025
The application is refused because the applicant's material simply repeats factual complaints and defence arguments already considered and disposed of at trial and on appeal; it raises no question of law of general public importance as required by s.32(2) of the Court of Final Appeal Ordinance.
15 Jan 2021
The motion for a certificate under s32 was dismissed because the challenged points were either fact‑bound or not of great and general importance: the police had effectively warned the applicant before the second interview so there was no unfairness or deprivation of right to consult counsel; consent was not a contested issue supported by evidence; and there was no breach of Browne v Dunn requiring appellate correction. Therefore no certificate was granted.