HKSAR v. Javid Kamran
Read the full judgment text of CACC 400/2004 on BabelCite. This Court of Appeal judgment was delivered on 6 January 2005.
1. With some hesitation, I grant leave to appeal against these sentences. I do so only because the respondent says that the totality of the two sentences having been ordered to run wholly consecutively is on the high side and that the starting point adopted for the dealing with proceeds offence also appears high. Whilst I am not convinced of the merits of this appeal I think the matter is worth consideration by a full court.
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CACC 400/2004 IN THE HIGH COURT OF THE HONG KONG SPECIAL ADMINISTRATIVE REGION COURT OF APPEAL CRIMINAL APPEAL NO. 400 OF 2004 (ON APPEAL FROM HCCC NO. 331 OF 2003) ---------------------- BETWEEN
-------------------- Before : Hon Stock JA in Court Dates of Hearing : 6 January 2005 Date of Judgment : 6 January 2005 ------------------------ J U D G M E N T ------------------------ Hon Stock JA: 1.With some hesitation, I grant leave to appeal against these sentences. I do so only because the respondent says that the totality of the two sentences having been ordered to run wholly consecutively is on the high side and that the starting point adopted for the dealing with proceeds offence also appears high. Whilst I am not convinced of the merits of this appeal I think the matter is worth consideration by a full court.
Mr Cheung Wai-sun, DPGC of the Department of Justice for the Respondent Applicant, Javid Kamran, in person |
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