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Hong Kong Case Law

Admissions and interview evidence
  • 23 May 2007

    HKSAR v. LO WAI MING

    Citation
    HKSAR v. LO WAI MING
    Court
    Court of Appeal
    Case number
    CACC530/2005

    Ex. D1 was a mixed statement by content though defence counsel had invited the judge to treat it as wholly exculpatory; that invitation meant no prejudice arose from the judge's direction on Ex. D1. Separately, prosecuting counsel's express suggestion that the co-accused Lau had pleaded guilty and acted together with the appellant, together with oblique references to Lau's statements, was highly prejudicial and amounted to a material irregularity; the court could not be satisfied under s.83(1) CPO that the jury would inevitably have convicted, so the conviction was quashed and a retrial order…

  • 16 Nov 1995

    R. v. YIU KWONG SHUI

    Citation
    R. v. YIU KWONG SHUI
    Court
    Court of Appeal
    Case number
    CACC377/1995

    Assisting in the storage of opium constitutes trafficking under s.2(1) of the Dangerous Drugs Ordinance; the Applicant's admissions and conduct established knowledge/intention such that conviction was inevitable, and a four year sentence was within proper sentencing guidelines given 8,303.9 grams of raw opium.