Under the Basic Law, judges are appointed by the chief executive on the recommendation of a commission, whose members are chosen by the government. Under the Basic Law, judges are appointed by the chief executive on the recommendation of a commission, whose members are chosen by the government.
Under the Basic Law, judges are appointed by the chief executive on the recommendation of a commission, whose members are chosen by the government.
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Ng Kang-chung
Ng Kang-chung

Updated: 2:38pm, 26 Oct, 2016

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Under the Basic Law, judges are appointed by the chief executive on the recommendation of a commission, whose members are chosen by the government. Under the Basic Law, judges are appointed by the chief executive on the recommendation of a commission, whose members are chosen by the government.
Under the Basic Law, judges are appointed by the chief executive on the recommendation of a commission, whose members are chosen by the government.
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