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Hong Kong, Hong Kong
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The University of Hong Kong - Faculty of Law
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Hong Kong; China; constitutional law; one country, two systems
Hong Kong National Security Law, Hong Kong Basic Law, PRC Constitution, national security law, principle of legality
Wednesbury Unreasonableness, Braganza, Contract Law, Contractual Discretion, Administrative Discretion, Public Law, Intensity of Review, Deference
Wednesbury Unreasonableness, Braganza, Contractual Discretion, Contract Law, Administrative Discretion, Public Law, Intensity of Review, Deference
proportionality, intensity of review, judicial deference, Human Rights Act 1998
China, Hong Kong, rendition, extradition, democratization, constitutional law
preliminary ruling, preliminary reference, Hong Kong Basic Law, Article 158, European Union, Treaty on the Functioning of the European Union, article 267, European Court of Justice
Deference, separation of powers, judicial restraint, W v Registrar of Marriages, judicial review, constitutional rights
national security, rule of law, China, Hong Kong, human rights, constitutional law
Legal Pluralism, China, Hong Kong, European Union, One Country Two Systems, Constitutions, Legal Systems, FG Hemisphere Associates LLC v. Democratic Republic of Congo, Constitutional Theory, Jurisprudence
China, Hong Kong constitutional law, legal pluralism, 'one country, two systems'
FG Hemisphere v. Democratic Republic of Congo, sovereign immunity, Hong Kong, autonomy, one country two systems
Human Rights Act 1998, burden of proof, proportionality, judicial deference, judicial restraint, separation of powers
Human Rights Act 1998, deference, judicial restraint, separation of powers, national security, institutional competence
Deference, Restraint, Separation of Powers, Constitutional Rights, Judicial Review, Chan Kin Sum, Kong Yun Ming
China, Hong Kong, Tiananmen, constitutionalism, authoritarianism, democratic backsliding
judicial deference, judicial restraint, proportionality, human rights, separation of powers
Hong Kong, China, Universal Suffrage, Democratization, Hegemonic Election, Umbrella Movement
