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No evidence Hong Kong’s Jimmy Lai called for sanctions after security law enacted, lawyers argue

Summary by Hong Kong Free Press

Prosecutors in pro-democracy media tycoon Jimmy Lai’s national security trial did not present evidence that he intended to call for sanctions after the national security law was enacted in June 2020, the mogul’s lawyers have argued. Lai’s lawyer, Senior Counsel Robert Pang, on Wednesday presented a “no case to answer” argument, in which the defence seeks the defendant’s acquittal by arguing that the prosecution did not present enough evidence to…

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