POLITICS● ELEVATEDJul 21 · Jul 21, 2026, 11:55 AM
Retrial ordered after Hong Kong judge caught plagiarising again in ruling
South China Morning Post
A Hong Kong High Court judge previously reprimanded for plagiarism has been found to have done so again, after an appeal court determined that almost 95 per cent of a previous judgment was lifted from the defendant’s counsel. In a ruling dated July 15, which came to light on Tuesday, a panel of three Court of Appeal judges found that Mr Justice Wilson Chan Ka-shun had engaged in “impermissible judicial copying” in a case he oversaw in 2024. The original case stemmed from a dispute between Nam...
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