Burst
Written by: Ling Yide
2020-10-21 09:28
Last update date: 2020-10-21 09:28
He Junyao, the Deputy Deputy Registrar of the High Court, was attacked again. In the early morning of last night (20th) to today (21st), someone sprayed paint and removed big-character posters near Broadcasting Road in Kowloon Tong, writing in a mixture of traditional and simplified characters " The dog officer He Junyao, the police pulled people, the dog officials let people go, the eyes were not disciplined", "Send people to pull people, 9 officials let people go, X Street" and other insults, insulting He Junyao twice, the offenders may be involved in "contempt of court." And "criminal destruction".
It is pointed out that He Guan himself lives near Broadcasting Road.
According to the police, they received a report at 10:36 pm on October 20 that an external wall on Marconi Road was suspected of being painted with words.
The police officers arrived at the scene, and after preliminary investigation, the case was classified as "criminal damage."
The case was handed over to the Criminal Investigation Team of the Kowloon City Police District for follow-up. No one has been arrested yet.
The suspects involved are 4 men.
White Lexus carried 4 people to the outside wall to insult He Guan
At about 10 pm last night, it was reported that a white Lexus private car drove outside Marconi Building and Connaught Court near the junction of Marconi Road in Kowloon Tong, near Broadcasting Road, and then 4 to 5 people jumped off the car in the two housing estates. The outer wall is sprayed with red paint, and words such as "Guguan to (He) Junyao police pull 9 officers to release people can not be Ji Zheng Pu Street", "Send people to pull people, 9 officers release people, Zheng X Street" and other words.
The residents nearby saw the case and reported the case. The police officers arrived at the scene to cover the words on the wall with black plastic bags, and then left the scene.
After the police left the scene, someone withdrew the big-character poster in Kowloon Tong
However, at nearly 2 am today, someone on Broadcasting Road in Kowloon Tong sprinkled about 20 "big-character posters" on the street. The content was similar to the writing on the wall, and a photo of Judge Ho Chunyao was attached with the words "moon" and The word "Eternal Age" seems to be a sarcastic photo, and on both sides of the photo are abusive words such as "police pulling people, dog officials letting people go", "dog official He Junyao" and "judicial cancer".
Upon learning of the incident, the police officer turned around and returned to the scene to report dozens of characters for inspection. However, no one was arrested in the case.
Recently, many people have criticized the judge for unfair judgment.
The then Magistrate of the Eastern Magistrates' Court, Ho Chun-yao, criticized the police officers for being unreliable in court, which caused dissatisfaction among some people and even attacked.
The Judiciary stated on October 8 that there were 8 complaints against He Guan, two of which were due to the Attorney General’s application for sentence review in court, and will not follow up until the judicial process is completed.
In the other 6 cases, the Chief Magistrate Su Huide understood and read the reasons for the ruling or sentence and found that all the complaints were unfounded.
So Hui-te said that the Department of Justice did not apply for review or case petitions on the grounds of lenient sentences, wrong principles, wrong legal opinions, or ostensibly biased rulings or penalties in six cases. He believed that it was consistent with his conclusions on the above complaints. Coincide.
The Chief Justice of the Court of Final Appeal, Ma Daoli, also agreed with Su Huide.
Regarding the six complaint cases judged by Ho Chun-yao, including Ho Chun-yao reprimanding police officers and witnesses for being frivolous and contemptuous, and giving evidence as if they were in "parallel time and space" and "big talk", Chief Magistrate So Hui-te said, He Chunyao No personal or politically inclined remarks were expressed, and there was no superficial bias.
Contempt of court can be divided into "civil" and "criminal":
"Contempt of court" generally refers to blatant violation of court orders or acts that interfere with the judicial process. Generally, the law does not specify penalties, and only the judge decides on the seriousness of the case. However, what behavior will violate the crime may be Many people don't understand it very well.
1. The crime of civil contempt of court: refers to the person
who disobeys the order issued by the court in civil litigation
and proposes the civil contempt of court proceedings. Most of the people who order to maintain the order, they hope that the order will be implemented, so they will ask the court to punish The person who violated the order.
2. Criminal contempt of court: usually refers
to acts of contempt
that
interfere with justice
, such as in or out of court to disrupt the proceedings, publish materials that may affect the court, or insult judges.
