24 Apr 1986
THE QUEEN v. KEUNG SAI CHUNG (D2) AND OTHERS
- Citation
- THE QUEEN v. KEUNG SAI CHUNG (D2) AND OTHERS
- Court
- Court of Appeal
- Case number
- CACC19/1985
The Court held applications for leave to appeal against conviction were without merit: the post-voir dire note-reading incident did not vitiate the trial because a witness may refresh memory and the incident affected weight not admissibility; the trial judge correctly exercised discretion under s.75 not to raise fitness to be tried absent a real and substantial question and based on subsequent medical evidence; the cautioned statements were properly admitted as voluntary on the evidence; directions and summing up were not unfair or prejudicial to require reversal; indictment form and evidence…