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35+ primaries. Live | Dai Yaoting suddenly withdraws bail application and 15 people are released on bail

2021-03-04T12:07:33.945Z


Forty-seven pan-democrats were suspected of participating in the "35+" primary election last year and were charged with conspiracy to subvert state power. The "marathon"-style hearing for everyone entered the fourth day. Yesterday (3rd) afternoon, Chief Magistrate Su Huide was listening


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Written by: Li Huina, Kong Fanxu, Deng Yongzhong

2021-03-04 10:45

Last update date: 2021-03-04 19:58

Forty-seven pan-democrats were suspected of participating in the "35+" primary election last year and were charged with conspiracy to subvert state power. The "marathon"-style hearing for everyone entered the fourth day.

Yesterday (3rd) afternoon, the Chief Magistrate Su Hui-te, after hearing all of Bi’s lawyers apply for bail for the defendant, once said that he would consider the decision during the defendant’s dinner, but Yang Yueqiao, Tan Wenhao, Guo Jiaqi and Li Yuxintu who came to the Civic Party before dinner The Senior Counsel Leung Ka-kit who dismissed them on behalf of them, and personally made supplementary submissions, some people were emotional and Tan Wenhao even cried bitterly in court.

After dinner, about 10 defendants also said that there would be supplements. Official Su adjourned the case until 10 o'clock this morning for a retrial.

"Hong Kong 01" will follow up the situation.

[19:55] The court reopened and Dai Yaoting suddenly withdrew his bail application.

In addition, the case was adjourned to May 31, and 15 defendants were released on bail.

[19:50] The police warned people at the scene to comply with the four-person gathering restriction order, otherwise law enforcement actions will be taken.

[19:30] Su Guan said earlier that the decision will be announced at 7 o'clock, and each defendant entered the court one after another after 7 o'clock.

More than a hundred people expressed their support inside and outside the West Kowloon Magistrates' Courts. Some people turned on the lights of their mobile phones and chanted slogans such as "Come on, Hong Kong people" and "Recover Hong Kong, revolution of the times."

The people in the court are ready and are still waiting for Su Guan to appear in court.

The police raised the purple flag and asked the people at the scene to leave, warning that the behavior might violate the national security law.

The court continues to deal with the issue of reporting restrictions

[17:01] Su Guan said after adjournment that based on the protection of the defendant's interests and the fairness of the trial, he decided not to exempt the restrictions on reporting bail.

He also said that a bail decision will be made at 7 o'clock.

[15:42] The defense barrister Ma Weixing believes that in addition to the personal data of the defendant and his family, the evidence and information submitted by the prosecution during the bail procedure, and the defense, other contents of the bail procedure should be reportable, including the prosecution Allegations.

Ma Dazhuang explained that most of the allegations come from information on public platforms and the public knows the information. Moreover, the hearing involves the legal principles and application of the National Security Law. Media reports can enhance public awareness and publicity of the National Security Law, and also help in prosecution. Party and law enforcement officials fulfill their constitutional responsibilities.

However, Su Guan questioned that the court was dealing with the bail procedure, rather than interpreting the National Security Law. He also pointed out that the media may have difficulty defining what is reportable information.

Barrister Huang Ruihong stated that the defense's position is that the media should be allowed to report on legal disputes, and the background of the defendant's growth in court should be reportable.

Su Guan is still concerned that if the defense cannot be reported, only the prosecution's allegations may be reported, which may be more unfair to the defendant, and he emphasized that the court should be responsible for ensuring a fair trial.

The court was adjourned for a while.

Many people gathered outside the court at 3 p.m.

[15:30] Outside the court, supporters sang anti-amendment songs and chanted "Huang Shi" slogans, and the police filmed the faces of relevant persons

[15:06] The police officers patrolled around, and from time to time they asked the public to "let back to the pavement." Then they pulled up the orange belt to draw the blockade.

Those present chanted slogans such as "There are no mobs but tyranny."

At about 3 pm, people on the scene clamored, saying that they heard the suspected police officer "The citizen is dying!" and asked for the police number to be handed over.

A large number of police officers were present on alert.

[15:00] A number of citizens outside the court chanted slogans, and police officers arrived at the scene to pull up the cordon, and filmed the people present for record.

About 10 minutes later, people with opposite opinions scolded each other at the scene. One of them yelled at the supporter "quickly die." A large number of people suspected the identity of the other party and chased and scolded.

Although it was raining, more than a hundred people were outside the courthouse.

[14:39] The hearing continued in the afternoon, and the court continued to deal with bail matters and the media's earlier application for the release of bail content.

Su Guan also said that no bail decision has yet been made.

The situation outside the court in the afternoon.

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Li Zhuoren said he would not dare to scrutinize the bail result

[13:30] The court was closed at noon. Li Zhuoren said outside the court that it is difficult to estimate the result of bail at this stage. He said: "Don't dare to talk about it, but Hong Kong people don't give up." "Seeing through."

Mrs. Zhu Kaidi said that she was psychologically prepared and would be optimistic about the outcome of the bail. She said that her husband was "a lot of troubles, the situation is OK" yesterday. She had prepared a clothes change for him and added two more coats. She also hoped that her husband could flush hot water. Cold, she said that the weather was cold and hot in the past two days, and worried that the other defendants would catch cold if they didn't have enough clothes.

Each defendant completes his bail statement before lunch

[13:01] The lawyers of multiple defendants have completed their supplementary submissions. Su Guan will adjourn the court until the afternoon and continue to deal with bail matters and media applications for accurate reporting on the contents of bail.

[11:37] Li Yuxin, He Guilan, Lin Zhuoting and Yang Xueying personally completed the supplementary submissions, but Lin and Yang choked up when they spoke.

[11:05] Some members of the public failed to enter the courtroom to listen. They irritated outside the court and beat the people at the scene for a while, and several police officers stepped forward to stop.

Official media bail reports are restricted

[10:43] The hearing began at 10:43. The prosecution pointed out that the media reported yesterday that the information exceeded the permitted scope, believing that this might cause injustice to the defendant, and requested the court to publicly remind the public to abide by the legal restrictions.

Barrister Ma Weixing said that he did not understand what the prosecution was referring to. If it was an application to remove restricted reports, the application should not be part of the bail procedure.

Su Guan finally reminded in court that everyone should abide by the law's bail reporting restrictions unless the court makes another order to remove the restrictions.

[10:23] Court news stated that some defendants have not yet appeared in court, some defendants are still giving instructions to their lawyers, and the hearing has not yet started.

[09:20] Although it was drizzling, a large number of citizens lined up outside the West Kowloon Court with umbrellas, waiting to enter the courtroom, some of them had already entered the courtroom, but they waited outside the courtroom to make up In terms of location, there are over a hundred people.

The situation outside the West Kowloon Court.

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47 defendants have been charged with one count of conspiracy to subvert state power. Most of them have been detained since the past Sunday. A few days ago, defendants complained that their family members could not bring clothes for them to change. They were wearing their clothes on the day they were arrested.

Liang Guoxiong once raised his hand to make a "V" gesture when he got on the prison car.

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47 defendants were charged with one count of conspiracy to subvert state power, which is that they conspired together to subvert state power during the period from July 1, 2020 to January 7, 2021, and organized, planned, implemented, or participated in Implementation, the threat of the use of force or other means to seriously interfere with, obstruct or undermine the performance of the functions of the Hong Kong government.

The charge is that the defendant declared, carried out, or participated in a plan to obtain majority control in the Legislative Council. Any budget or public expenditure proposed by the SAR government, regardless of the content or the pros and cons of the content, refused to pass without distinction, forcing The Chief Executive dismissed the Legislative Council, paralyzing the operation of the government, and eventually led to the Chief Executive's resignation.

In order to achieve this plan, the defendant either participated in the election or did not participate in the election of the Legislative Council, and promised that after being elected, he would deliberately or deliberately fail to perform his duties as a member of the Legislative Council, that is, he would uphold the Basic Law and be loyal to the SAR.

47 defendants.

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Case Number: WKCC 813/2021

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