Halsbury Hong Kong on Police Disciplinary Procedure Updated
The chapter on “Police and Emergency Services” of Halsbury’s Laws of Hong Kong (Vol 42) had been substantially reviewed in the latest 2026 reissue.
The chapter on “Police and Emergency Services” of Halsbury’s Laws of Hong Kong (Vol 42) had been substantially reviewed in the latest 2026 reissue.
It’s not common for people to argue over a dead body. However, as shown in a recent case, when they do, it is not a piece of property that can be inherited as part of the estate.
Wearing a seat belt can save lives. But the implementation of the latest seat belt regulations leaves bus passengers confused.
While Huang Ruifang (No 3) had reduced the sentence for trafficking certain dangerous drugs, a natural question follows: How far back does it apply to other cases?
Hong Kong remains one of the few places in the common law world where the right to silence is unaffected by legislation. The Court of Final Appeal examined different aspects of this right in two rulings over two years.
Mr Gordon Chan is proud to be appointed as an author for Lexis+ Hong Kong Practical Guidance in TMT (Technology, Media & Telecommunications), covering regulations on medical devices, medical and health apps.
The judiciary is trialling remote hearings for High Court bail proceedings. The first two hearings occurred on 12 January 2026.
Gordon Chan has been named a Lexology Legal Influencer for Q4 2025 in Future of Legal Services – Asia-Pacific.
Mr Gordon Chan highlighted Hong Kong’s criminal legal system and the vital role of juries in the SideBySide Mock Trial competition for volunteers.
In a strange case of confusion, a lady was accused of failing to keep HKID records for her employees. Mr Gordon Chan persuaded the ImmD before the trial to withdraw the summonses and to bind over the lady instead.
TVB News programme “News Magazine 新聞透視” interviewed Mr Gordon Chan about issues with prolonged handling of complaints in the Medical Council of Hong Kong.