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HKSAR v Jack Chen Keen, Hao May (fka Wang May Yan) & Eric Yee Wenjye
HK Court of Final Appeal, 30-Aug-2019
At final appeal, the convictions are quashed and a retrial is ordered, on grounds of "duplicity": there were 2 separate charges of conspiracy to defraud involving different particulars and different co-conspirators and "there is a risk that the jury had not arrived at a valid verdict against the same appellants based on an agreement to employ the same dishonest means".
HK Court of Final Appeal, 30-Aug-2019
At final appeal, the convictions are quashed and a retrial is ordered, on grounds of "duplicity": there were 2 separate charges of conspiracy to defraud involving different particulars and different co-conspirators and "there is a risk that the jury had not arrived at a valid verdict against the same appellants based on an agreement to employ the same dishonest means".
HKSAR v Jack Chen Keen, Hao May (fka Wang May Yan) & Eric Yee Wenjye
HK Court of Appeal, 16-Apr-2018
The trio lose their appeal against conviction in the Natural Dairy (NZ) case, in a mammoth 260-page judgment after a 10-day appeal hearing. The judges are critical of leading counsel for the 3 appellants for "swamping the Court with inconsequential argument and material that serves to obfuscate and distract." They were Clare Montgomery, QC, Ian Winter, QC, Graham Harris, SC and Edward Fitzgerald, QC.
HK Court of Appeal, 16-Apr-2018
The trio lose their appeal against conviction in the Natural Dairy (NZ) case, in a mammoth 260-page judgment after a 10-day appeal hearing. The judges are critical of leading counsel for the 3 appellants for "swamping the Court with inconsequential argument and material that serves to obfuscate and distract." They were Clare Montgomery, QC, Ian Winter, QC, Graham Harris, SC and Edward Fitzgerald, QC.
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."
HKSAR v Yan Shen: reasons for sentence
HK District Court, 6-Oct-2011
Ex-Deutsche banker Mr Yan pleads guilty to possession of a firearm without a licence. After mitigation pleas, he is sentenced to 240 hours of community service and a fine of HK$50k.
HK District Court, 6-Oct-2011
Ex-Deutsche banker Mr Yan pleads guilty to possession of a firearm without a licence. After mitigation pleas, he is sentenced to 240 hours of community service and a fine of HK$50k.
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