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【June 4, 32】Chow Hang-tung Granted Bail, Slams Regime for Criminalising Speech: “I Will Take Responsibility for My Words”
警方昨日早上，拘捕支聯會副主席鄒幸彤，指她涉嫌宣傳或公布未經批准集結。鄒於今日下午獲准以一萬元保釋。
Police arrested Chow Hang-tung, vice-chairwoman of the Hong Kong Alliance in Support of Patriotic Democratic Movements of China, yesterday morning on suspicion of promoting or publicising an unauthorised assembly. Chow was granted bail of HK$10,000 this afternoon.
【June 4 32】Wong Yat-chin arrested in Mong Kok; police say loudhailer use breached public peace
賢學思政晚上在旺角豉油街擺街站，但街站未開始，召集人王逸戰和另外三名成員便被過百名警察包圍，有警員指王逸戰使用大聲公破壞社會安寧，是在公眾地方行為不檢，並將他拘捕
Student Politicism set up a street booth on Soy Street in Mong Kok in the evening, but before it began, its convener Wong Yat-chin and three other members were surrounded by more than 100 police officers. An officer said that Wong Yat-chin had used a loudhailer to breach public peace, constituting disorderly conduct in a public place, and arrested him.
Jimmy Lai charged with fraud over leasing of Next Media building; prosecution applies for trial by NSL-designated judge
壹傳媒創辦人黎智英、高層周達權及黃偉強，涉未有按租契使用將軍澳壹傳媒大樓，同被控一項欺詐罪。案件由區域法院法官兼國安法指定法官陳廣池審理。案件性質雖與國安法無關，但控方申請將案交予國安法指定法官審理，指部分證物是警方以國安法搜查令檢取，法庭或需處理其呈堂性。
Next Media founder Jimmy Lai, senior executives Cheung Tat-kwong and Wong Wai-keung have been jointly charged with one count of fraud over allegedly failing to use the Next Media building in Tseung Kwan O in accordance with the tenancy agreement. The case is being heard by District Court judge and National Security Law-designated judge Stanley Chan. Although the case is unrelated to the National Security Law, the prosecution has applied for it to be heard by a designated judge, saying some exhibits were seized by police under search warrants issued under the law and the court may need to determine their admissibility.
June 4 Assembly Case: Joshua Wong, Yau Wai-ching and Two Others Plead Guilty; Judge Bars Prosecution from Repeating Political Slogan in Open Court
2020年六四集會，24名民主派人士被控煽動他人參與未經批准集結等罪，其中黃之鋒、岑敖暉、袁嘉蔚及梁凱晴4人承認「明知而參與未經批准集結罪」。案件由國安法指定法官陳廣池處理。原先獲保釋的梁凱晴，以及其他3位涉47人案不獲保釋的被告，均須還押至5月6日判刑。
In the 2020 June 4 assembly case, 24 pro-democracy figures were charged with inciting others to participate in an unauthorised assembly and other offences. Joshua Wong, Ventus Lau, Yau Wai-ching and Jannelle Rosalynne Leung admitted knowingly participating in an unauthorised assembly. The case was handled by National Security Law-designated judge Chan Kwong-chi. Jannelle Rosalynne Leung, who was initially granted bail, and the other three defendants involved in the 47-person case who were denied bail must all remain in custody until sentencing on May 6.
[June 4 Assembly Case] Originally Intended to Plead Guilty, Eddie Chu Says He Is Now Considering His Plea; Judge Allows Adjournment
朱凱廸仍在考慮答辯意向，要求押後案件至6月11日，與其他19名被告再訊，獲法官批准。
Eddie Chu is still considering his plea and requested that the case be adjourned until June 11 for a further hearing together with the other 19 defendants. The judge approved the request.
Hong Kong Connection Director Choy Yuk Ling, Bao Convicted of False Statements over Vehicle-Registration Search, Fined HK$6,000
港台《鏗鏘集》編導蔡玉玲因去年製作7.21專題報道而進行車牌查冊，被控兩項作出虛假陳述罪，違反《道路交通條例》。蔡玉玲被判兩罪罪成，為首次有記者因查冊罪成。主任裁判官徐綺薇裁決時指，採訪及報道並非交通及運輸事宜，認為與交通及運輸相關才可以進行查冊，判兩罪共罰款6000元。
Hong Kong Radio Television Hong Kong (RTHK)《鏗鏘集》director Choy Yuk Ling, Bao conducted a vehicle-registration search while producing a special report on 7.21 last year and was charged with two counts of making false statements, in breach of the Road Traffic Ordinance. Choy Yuk Ling, Bao was convicted on both counts, making them the first journalist convicted over a vehicle-registration search. In her ruling, Chief Magistrate Tsui Yee-wai said interviews and reporting were not matters relating to traffic and transport, and considered that searches could only be conducted when they were related to traffic and transport. She fined Choy Yuk Ling, Bao a total of HK$6,000 for the two offences.
Leung Chun-ying’s 803 Fund seeks judicial review over disclosure of teachers’ misconduct records; PTU barred from intervening
由全國政協副主席、前特首梁振英牽頭成立的「803基金」，早前提請司法覆核，要求教育局公開已被裁定專業操守失當的教師姓名及任教學校。教協申請介入聆訊，惟申請被法官駁回。
The 803 Fund, established under the leadership of Leung Chun-ying, vice-chairman of the National Committee of the Chinese People’s Political Consultative Conference and a former Chief Executive, earlier applied for a judicial review seeking to require the Education Bureau to disclose the names and schools of teachers found to have committed professional misconduct. The Hong Kong Professional Teachers’ Union applied to intervene in the hearing, but a judge rejected the application.
Jimmy Lai and Lee Cheuk-yan Jailed for a Combined 14 Months in 18 August and 31 August Cases; Yeung Sum Given Suspended Sentence
黎智英、李卓人和楊森被指參與2019年831「基督徒為香港罪人祈禱大遊行」，被控參與未經批准集結，早前已認罪。黎被判囚8個月；李被判囚6個月；楊森被判囚8個月，緩刑12個月。
Jimmy Lai, Lee Cheuk-yan and Yeung Sum were accused of participating in the 2019 31 August “Christians for Hong Kong’s Sinners Prayer March” and charged with participating in an unauthorised assembly. They had earlier pleaded guilty. Lai was sentenced to eight months in prison; Lee was sentenced to six months; and Yeung was sentenced to eight months, suspended for 12 months.
[8.18 case] Jimmy Lai, Leung Kwok-hung and others jailed for 8 to 18 months; Martin Lee and Audrey Eu given suspended sentences — judge: blatant challenge to police authority, imprisonment the only option
818維園流水式集會案判刑，何秀蘭、區諾軒、梁國雄、黎智英和李卓人被判即時監禁，其他被告獲緩刑。
In the sentencing of the 8.18 Victoria Park rolling assembly case, Cyd Ho, Au Nok-hin, Leung Kwok-hung, Jimmy Lai and Lee Cheuk-yan were sentenced to immediate imprisonment, while the other defendants received suspended sentences.
Female reporter in resisting-arrest trial after allegedly being beaten by four officers, losing consciousness and becoming incontinent; policewoman testifies she self-inflicted injuries
網媒《娛賓》記者去年5月採訪期間，在旺角一公廁疑遭四警以膝跪頸、近距離噴胡椒噴劑，致其一度失去知覺及失禁。記者事後被控拒捕罪，案件開審。
A reporter for online media outlet 《娛賓》 allegedly had her neck knelt on and was sprayed with pepper spray at close range by four police officers while covering a story in a Mong Kok public toilet in May last year, causing her to lose consciousness temporarily and become incontinent. She was subsequently charged with resisting arrest, and the trial has begun. A policewoman testified that the reporter had injured herself.
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