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Long delays for Hong Kong court cases demand urgent action

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Cliff Buddle

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Cliff Buddle

The city’s drive to become a leading international centre for legal services depends on justice neither being denied nor delayed

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Cliff Buddle

A journalist for more than 30 years, Cliff Buddle began his career as a court reporter in London and moved to Hong Kong in 1994 to join the SCMP.

Justice delayed, it is often said, is justice denied. If that is true, many court users in Hong Kong are being failed by the system.

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