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#JUSTIN Magistrate Peter Law approved DOJ’s request to rescind three summons issued by Eastern District Court to the traffic police officer who shot a student in Sai Wan Ho on 11/11 last year.

@HKDemocrats lawmaker Ted Hui lodged a private prosecution against the policeman...
Yet on 18 August, Secretary for Justice Teresa Cheng issued a letter to Hui’s legal team announcing that DOJ will intervene the case and demand a termination.

DOJ said they reviewed all evidence available and found it insufficient and even invalid to support Hui’s prosecution.
#JUSTIN The summon issued to taxi driver Cheng Kwok-chuen was also rescinded by Magistrate Peter Law upon DOJ’s intervention and termination of Ted Hui’s private prosecution of Cheng’s alleged dangerous driving in Sham Shui Po on 6 October.

Cheng’s lawyer Junius Ho demanded...
Hui to cover Cheng’s legal fees, including Ho’s HKD9,400/hour bills. Magistrate said Cheng and Ho must be in court if they want the money (but they are not today) and it needs to be clarified whether Ted or DOJ should be paying given the intervention. Cost to be handled on 15/10.

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