HKSAR Independent Commission Against Corruption

A v ICAC: costs
HK Court of Final Appeal, 11-Jan-2013

A v ICAC. B v ICAC
HK Court of Final Appeal, 13-Nov-2012
We suspect this will be a high-profile case. The ICAC is investigating an alleged conspiracy, involving the Chairman of a "Hong Kong company", to offer bribes in HK to an overseas public official (probably from mainland China). "A" has just lost his case that he should not have to co-operate with the investigation, to avoid self-incrimination. In an earlier judgment on 28-Jan-2010, "B" lost his case that the law didn't apply to overseas officials. High-powered barristers were employed, including a London QC. Who are A, B, and the Chairman, and whom were the conspirators allegedly conspiring to bribe?

Twenty-one arrested for alleged graft over supply of ice to restaurants
ICAC, 7-Nov-2012
A spokesperson said that this was a cold case until officers spotted the suspects and shouted "freeze".

ICAC and DoJ to LegCo: please can we have some money to prosecute Rafael Hui & the Kwoks?
HK Legislative Council, 7-Nov-2012
So what happens if LegCo says no? Would this amount to perverting the course of justice?

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- HKSAR Mandatory Provident Fund Schemes Authority
- SUN HUNG KAI PROPERTIES LIMITED

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