Hong Kong High Court Judge to Be Reprimanded Again for Plagiarism
Hong Kong High Court judge Wilson Chan is set to be reprimanded again for plagiarism after the Judiciary flagged substantial copying in his work. This marks a repeated instance of disciplinary action against the judge.
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Hong Kong High Court judge Wilson Chan to be reprimanded again for plagiarism
Hong Kong’s chief justice will once again reprimand a High Court judge and require him to undergo training after he was found to have plagiarised large swathes of submissions for a judgment, in what is at least the sixth instance of extensive copying. In a response to the South China Morning Post on Wednesday, the judiciary said that Wilson Chan Ka-shun would face a “serious reprimand” from Chief Justice Andrew Cheung Kui-nung for the second time since 2023. It said that in light of Chan’s...
By Connor Mycroft
Read full article →High Court judge to be reprimanded again for plagiarism as Judiciary flags ‘substantial’ copying
A High Court judge with a history of plagiarism will be reprimanded for yet another incident in which he copied large parts of a party’s submissions into his judgement. The Judiciary said in a reply to HKFP on Wednesday that High Court Judge Wilson Chan will receive a “serious reprimand” from Chief Justice Andrew Cheung […]
By James Lee
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