The High Court ruled the four primary schoolteachers who leaked exam questions had not committed a crime. Photo: David Wong The High Court ruled the four primary schoolteachers who leaked exam questions had not committed a crime. Photo: David Wong
The High Court ruled the four primary schoolteachers who leaked exam questions had not committed a crime. Photo: David Wong
Hong Kong /  Law and Crime

exclusive | Ruling in favour of Hong Kong schoolteachers who leaked exam questions suspends prosecution of smartphone-related crimes

Legal sources tell Post court verdict deals ‘catastrophic’ blow in city’s efforts against problems such as taking of upskirt photos

Topic |   Hong Kong courts
Alvin Lum
Alvin Lum

Updated: 8:33am, 10 Aug, 2018

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The High Court ruled the four primary schoolteachers who leaked exam questions had not committed a crime. Photo: David Wong The High Court ruled the four primary schoolteachers who leaked exam questions had not committed a crime. Photo: David Wong
The High Court ruled the four primary schoolteachers who leaked exam questions had not committed a crime. Photo: David Wong
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