Wong, Yeung Ng
Wong Yeung Ng v Secretary for Justice
HK Court of Final Appeal, 23-Jun-1999
"The courts below have given detailed and cogent reasons for reaching their conclusion on what, as counsel accepts, is an extreme case: The likes of which, hopefully, will never be seen again. Despite the Court of Appeal's certification, we refuse to give leave to appeal against conviction."
HK Court of Final Appeal, 23-Jun-1999
"The courts below have given detailed and cogent reasons for reaching their conclusion on what, as counsel accepts, is an extreme case: The likes of which, hopefully, will never be seen again. Despite the Court of Appeal's certification, we refuse to give leave to appeal against conviction."
Wong Yeung Ng v Secretary for Justice
HK Court of Appeal, 26-Mar-1999
The Court of Appeal certifies a point of "great and general importance".
HK Court of Appeal, 26-Mar-1999
The Court of Appeal certifies a point of "great and general importance".
Wong Yeung Ng v Secretary for Justice
HK Court of Appeal, 9-Feb-1999
Mr Wong's appeal on both liability and sentence is dismissed.
HK Court of Appeal, 9-Feb-1999
Mr Wong's appeal on both liability and sentence is dismissed.
Wong Yeung Ng v Secretary for Justice
HK Court of Appeal, 3-Jul-1998
Mr Wong is granted bail pending appeal.
HK Court of Appeal, 3-Jul-1998
Mr Wong is granted bail pending appeal.
Secretary for Justice v Oriental Press Group Ltd & others
HK Court of First Instance, 30-Jun-1998
OPG is fined HK$5m for contempt of court, and its chief editor gets 4 months.
HK Court of First Instance, 30-Jun-1998
OPG is fined HK$5m for contempt of court, and its chief editor gets 4 months.
Secretary for Justice v Oriental Press Group Ltd & others
HK Court of First Instance, 23-Jun-1998
OPG and the chief editor of Oriental Daily News are found guilty of "scandalising the court" and contempt of court for various articles. The chief editor is also found guilty of contempt for the harrassment of a Court of Appeal judge.
HK Court of First Instance, 23-Jun-1998
OPG and the chief editor of Oriental Daily News are found guilty of "scandalising the court" and contempt of court for various articles. The chief editor is also found guilty of contempt for the harrassment of a Court of Appeal judge.
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