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Speeches by the Secretary for Justice Speeches
by Law Officers Articles by the Secretary for Justice Articles
by Law Officers Articles on Consultation Document on
Proposals to implement Article 23 of the Basic Law LegCo
Speeches/Submissions Press Releases Other
Papers
Speeches by the Secretary for Justice Speech
by the Secretary for Justice, Ms Elsie Leung, in a motion debate on Article 23
of the Basic Law, in the Legislative Council on Thursday, 12 December 2002
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to read the full text of the speech.
Speech by Secretary for
Justice, Ms Elsie Leung, on dispute resolution on Monday, 9 December 2002
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Speech by Ms Elsie Leung,
Secretary for Justice delivered at Forum on the Implementation of Article 23 and
the Rule of Law organized by Asia Pacific Law Association on December 7, 2002
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Speech delivered by the
Secretary for Justice, Ms Elsie Leung, at the Asian Legal Business Awards 2002
Ceremony on November 7, 2002 - Please click here
to read the full text of the speech.
Speech by Ms Elsie Leung,
Secretary for Justice at the Seminar on Overview of the Laws to Implement Article
23 of the Basic Law jointly organised by the Hong Kong Island Federation and Ta
Kung Pao at Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre on 28 October 2002
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to read the full text of the speech.
Speech by the Secretary
for Justice, Ms Elsie Leung, GBM, JP, on "A Legal Perspective of the Proposals
to Implement Article 23 of the Basic Law" at the luncheon of the Newspaper Society
of Hong Kong on 17 Oct 2002 - Please click here
to read the full text of the speech.
A Speech by the Secretary
for Justice, Ms Elsie Leung, JP on "Women for a Better Tomorrow" at a Luncheon
of the Women's Commission Conference 2002 on 11 May, 2002 - Please click
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to read the full text of the speech.
A Speech by the Secretary
for Justice, Ms Elsie Leung on "A Closer Economic Partnership Arrangement?", at
a Conference on Free Trade Areas : Legal Perspectives at the University of Hong
Kong, on 26 March 2002 - Please click here
to read the full text of the speech.
Speech by the Secretary
for Justice, Ms Elsie Leung, at Conference "Civil Justice Reforms - the shape
of things to come" on 18 March 2002 - Please click here
to read the full text of the speech.
"The Experience of the Hong
Kong Special Administrative Region in Implementing the Basic Law" - Speech by
the Secretary for Justice on 22 Feb 2002 - Please click here
to read the full text of the speech.
"China's Accession to the
WTO and the Legal Services in Hong Kong" - Speech by the Secretary for Justice
on 21 Feb 2002 - Please click here
to read the full text of the speech.
Speech by the Secretary
for Justice, Ms Elsie Leung at the Ceremonial Opening of Legal Year on 14 Jan
2002 - Please click here
to read the full text of the speech.
Speeches
by Law Officers Director of Public Prosecutions The
Statement of Prosecution Policy and Practice
was released on 31 October 2002. It represents a decisive shift towards openness
in the area of public prosecutions. The Statement has been revised substantially
since the issue of its predecessor in 1998, and the document has been modernised
and developed in the interests of transparency and accountability. Through The
Statement the parameters within which prosecutors operate are defined, and
the prosecution process is explained to the public. By applying the policy and
practices in The Statement, prosecutors will continue to advance the rule
of law and to contribute to the proper administration of criminal justice.
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to view the speech made by the DPP to mark the official release of The Statement.
Keynote address by Mr I Grenville Cross, SC, JP, Director of Public Prosecutions,
on 'Enforcement and Prosecution Strategies in the 21st Century - Combating Multi-Jurisdictional
Crime', at the Transnational Organised Crime Conference 2002, on 18 March 2002.
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to view the full text of the speech.
Articles
by the Secretary for Justice Transcript of the Question-and-Answer Session
by Secretary for Justice, Ms Elsie Leung, at the luncheon of the Newspaper Society
of Hong Kong on 17 Oct 2002 - Please click here
for more details on it.
Articles by Law
Officers Director of Public Prosecutions Article
entitled 'Public Opinion and the Punishment of Crime' by Mr I Grenville Cross,
SC, JP, Director of Public Prosecutions, published in Hong Kong Lawyer
in September 2002.
Letter entitled 'Decision to prosecute was
based on proper legal criteria' by Mr I Grenville Cross, SC, JP, Director
of Public Prosecutions, published in SCMP on 21 August 2002
Solicitor General Letter to Hong
Kong : "Implementing Article 23 of the Basic Law" by the Solicitor General, Mr
Bob Allcock on Sunday, 15 December 2002
Media Have No Reason to Fear by Bob Allcock,
Solicitor General
Opening remarks by Bob Allcock, Solicitor General,
at a forum organised by JUSTICE on Article 23 legislation on October 26, 2002
Response to Mr Ronny Tong's article in SCMP
on 8 Oct 2002 by James O'Neil, Acting Solicitor General
Why we need BL23 offences, by Bob Allcock,
Solicitor General
Freedom of speech is not under threat, by
Bob Allcock, Solicitor General
Articles on Consultation Document
on Proposals to implement Article 23 of the Basic Law Speech
by the Secretary for Justice, Ms Elsie Leung, in a motion debate on Article 23
of the Basic Law, in the Legislative Council on Thursday, 12 December 2002
Speech by the Solicitor General, Mr Bob Allcock,
entitled "National Security Law in a Common Law Framework" at "Dialogue on Article
23" seminar organised by The Basic Law Institute on Monday, 23 December 2002
Letter to Hong Kong : "Implementing Article 23
of the Basic Law" by the Solicitor General, Mr Bob Allcock on Sunday, 15 December
2002
Speech by Miss Elsie Leung, Secretary for Justice
delivered at Forum on the Implementation of Article 23 and the Rule of Law organized
by Asia Pacific Law Association on December 7, 2002
Speech by the Solicitor General, Mr Bob Allcock,
at a seminar on "Implementing Article 23 of the Basic Law: the Johannesburg Principles"
on Thursday, 5 December 2002
The Opinion of Mr David Pannick, QC, on Basic Law
Article 23 Proposals
Media Have No Reason to Fear by Bob Allcock, Solicitor
General
Speech by Ms Elsie Leung, Secretary for Justice
at the Seminar on Overview of the Laws to Implement Article 23 of the Basic Law
jointly organised by the Hong Kong Island Federation and Ta Kung Pao at Hong Kong
Convention and Exhibition Centre on 28 October 2002
Opening remarks by Bob Allcock, Solicitor General,
at a forum organised by JUSTICE on Article 23 legislation on October 26, 2002
Response to Mr Ronny Tong's article in SCMP on
8 Oct 2002 by James O'Neil, Acting Solicitor General
Why we need BL23 offences, by Bob Allcock, Solicitor
General
Freedom of speech is not under threat, by Bob
Allcock, Solicitor General
Transcript of the Question-and-Answer Session by
Secretary for Justice, Ms Elsie Leung, at the luncheon of the Newspaper Society
of Hong Kong on 17 Oct 2002
Speech by Secretary for Justice, Ms Elsie Leung on
"A Legal Perspective of the Proposals to Implement Article 23 of the Basic
Law" at the luncheon of the Newspaper Society of Hong Kong on 17 Oct 2002
LegCo Speeches/Submissions The
Statement of Prosecution Policy and Practice
Press Releases SJ
to lead delegation to litigation symposium in Chongqing
BL 23 proposals comply with
human rights guarantees
DPP's statement on review
of sentences
SJ to visit Chengdu
Leading Counsel's Opinion on BL
23 Proposals Released
Statement of Prosecution Policy
and Practice Released
Other Papers A
set of interactive games in Chinese has been produced to enhance youngsters' understanding
on crimes frequently committed by youths Controlling
Officer's Environmental Report Consultation
Paper on Evidence (Miscellaneous Provisions) Bill Examination of overseas witnesses
via live TV link Report on Enhanced Productivity Programme Savings
- Department of Justice
Consultation Paper on proposed
amendments to the Conveyancing and Property Ordinance (Cap. 219) Execution of
conveyancing documents by corporations 
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