Yeung, Wally Chun Kuen 楊振權
11 in HKZM Bridge false concrete tests case have sentences increased up to 2 years' jail after review
ICAC, 2-Jul-2021
ICAC, 2-Jul-2021
SJ v Joshua Wong Chi Fung, Nathan Law Kwun Chung & Alex Chow Yong Kang
HK Court of Final Appeal, 6-Feb-2018
The appeal against the jail sentences imposed by the Court of Appeal succeeds. Magistrate June Cheung Ting Ngan's sentences of community service were not wrong in principle and not manifestly inadequate. They have already been served. The Court of Appeal can set sentencing guidelines but cannot retrospectively apply them. Paragraph 127 of the judgment rebukes certain comments of Court of Appeal VP Wally Yeung in his judgment.
HK Court of Final Appeal, 6-Feb-2018
The appeal against the jail sentences imposed by the Court of Appeal succeeds. Magistrate June Cheung Ting Ngan's sentences of community service were not wrong in principle and not manifestly inadequate. They have already been served. The Court of Appeal can set sentencing guidelines but cannot retrospectively apply them. Paragraph 127 of the judgment rebukes certain comments of Court of Appeal VP Wally Yeung in his judgment.
SJ v Joshua Wong Chi Fung, Nathan Law Kwun Chung & Alex Chow Yong Kang
HK Court of Appeal, 17-Aug-2017
The Court of Appeal substitutes the community service sentences (already served) issued by Magistrate June Cheung Ting Ngan, with jail terms for the Occupy trio.
HK Court of Appeal, 17-Aug-2017
The Court of Appeal substitutes the community service sentences (already served) issued by Magistrate June Cheung Ting Ngan, with jail terms for the Occupy trio.
Secretary for Justice v Yan Shen
HK Court of Appeal, 28-May-2012
The application for review of sentence is dismissed, although the Court of Appeal is satisfied that "a non-custodial sentence was outside the range which the judge [Joseph Yau Chi-lap] applying his mind to all the circumstances could reasonably impose."
HK Court of Appeal, 28-May-2012
The application for review of sentence is dismissed, although the Court of Appeal is satisfied that "a non-custodial sentence was outside the range which the judge [Joseph Yau Chi-lap] applying his mind to all the circumstances could reasonably impose."
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