Albert Ho disqualified from practising as a notary for 7 years over convictions in 4 anti-extradition bill assembly cases; tribunal says reputation harmed
何俊仁被吊銷公證人執業資格7年 4宗反修例集會案罪成 審裁組指有損聲譽
Albert Ho Chun-yan, who is currently remanded in custody over the case in which the Hong Kong Alliance in Support of Patriotic Democratic Movements of China is accused of inciting subversion, was convicted of multiple offences, including inciting people knowingly to participate in unauthorised assemblies. The Government Gazette published on Friday (14th) said that in October this year, the Notaries Public Disciplinary Tribunal found that he had breached the Legal Practitioners Ordinance and that he had harmed the reputation of notaries public, and disqualified him from practising as a notary for seven years. Ho was also ordered to pay the costs of the proceedings. The offences arose from four anti-extradition bill assembly cases. In May this year, Ho was also found guilty of professional misconduct by the Solicitors Disciplinary Tribunal in relation to his convictions in three of those cases, and was disqualified from practising as a solicitor for three months.
現就「支聯會被指煽動顛覆案」還押的何俊仁，政府憲報周五（14 日）公布，他因「煽惑明知而參與未經批准集結」等多罪成立，今年 10 月被公證人紀律審裁組裁定違反《法律執業者條例》，又指他有損公證人聲譽，吊銷其執業資格 7 年。何另須付相關事務費。 翻查資料，罪名來自 4 宗反修例集會案。何俊仁今年 5 月亦就其中 3 案的定罪，被律師紀律審裁組裁定違紀罪成，吊銷其律師資格 3 個月。