Pokfulam Road
Hong Kong, Hong Kong
China
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The University of Hong Kong - Faculty of Law
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National Security Law, Judicial independence, One Country Two Systems, Responsive Judiciary
Rule of Law, arbitrary powers, independence of the judiciary, human rights, civil disobedience, rule of law and evolving democracy, significance of the rule of law in Asia, legislative interpretation, 4th Plenum of the 18th Central Committee of the Chinese Communist Party, legitimacy of constitution
Proportionality, Sliding scale of intensity of review, manifestly without reasonable foundation, Wednesbury unreasonableness, fair balance
Basic Law, Approaches to Interpretation of the Basic Law, Original Intent, Retrospective Operation of NPCSC Interpretation, Interpretation on National Law, Decisions of the NPCSC, Judicial Referral, Article 158 of the Basic Law
Extradition, One Country Two System
Judicial Independence, Hong Kong Judiciary, 'One Country, Two Systems', Abusive judicial review, National Security, Basic Law, Human Rights, Democratic values, Rule of Law, Judiciary in an authoritarian or semi-authoritarian regime, Full jurisdiction over the HKSAR
vindicatory damage, private law and public law
Invisible Constitution, Basic Law, Hong Kong, Interpretation by the Standing Committee of the National People's Congress
Discrimination and Equality, Sexual Orientation, Same-Sex Marriage, Civil Partnership, Separation of Powers
civil justice reform, mediation, access to justice
European Convention on Human Rights, Art 6, Right to fair hearing, civil rights and obligations, ICCPR, rights and obligations at a suit at law, private law and public law, independent and impartial tribunal, full jurisdiction
Umbrella Movement, Occupy Central, Civil Disobedience, One Country Two Systems, decolonisation, Sino-British Joint Declaration, Basic Law, election, nomination, Chief Executive of the HKSAR
right to peaceful assembly, civil disobedience, independence of the judiciary, interpretation of the Basic Law, Standing Committee of the National People's Congress, authoritarian regime, right to stand for election, oath of office
presumption of innocence, legal and evidential burden, reverse onus provision, right against self-incrimination, derivative immunity, use immunity
academic freedom, accountability of public institutions, financial control, appointment of senior management, Hong Kong
Prospective overruling, stay of a declaration of unconstitutionality, temporary validity of unconstitutional law
Act of State, Fact of State, Special Advocate, national security, political role of Secretary of Justice, judicial independence
One Country, Two System, Basic Law, Standing Committee of National People's Congress, high degree of autonomy, democratic movement, judicial independence, national security, Art 23 legislation
Amnesty, pardon, conciliation, transitional justice
High Degree of Autonomy, Article 22 of the Basic Law, Power of Supervision of the Implementation of the Basic Law, China Liaison Office
Ombudsman, maladministration, different models or Ombudsman, human rights as maladministration, Human Rights Commission, semi-democracy and accountability
Judicial Independence in Authoritarian Regime; Interpretation of the Basic Law; Standing Committee of the National People’s Congress; Constitutional Common Law; One Country; Two Systems
Professional qualification, Common Entrance Examination, PCLL, Standing Committee on Legal Education, Law Society of Hong Kong
miscarriage of justice, compensation, ex gratis payment
judicial review, threshold leave application, standing and academic issue, standard of proof in disciplinary matter, retrospective operation of declaratory relief on constitutionality, Wednesbury unreasonableness and proportionality, substantive legitimate expectation, public accountability
Chinese opera, rule of law, imported legal system and indigenous culture, cultural imaginary
Right of access to court, Public/private law distinction, Duty to give reasons, Justiciability of the Basic Law, Proportionality
