Scholarship
Scholarship on legal transplant, common-law reasoning, judicial role, international law, and constitutional order.
Chinese Journal of Comparative Law, 10(1), 2022
Academic article analysing the NSL as a legal transplant from the Mainland legal system into Hong Kong's common law system.
Federal Law Review, 2024
Academic article examining how the NSL affects rule-of-law and democratic contestation under Hong Kong's constitutional order.
China Perspectives, 2024
Academic study using national security adjudication to examine judicial role, constraint, and legal reasoning in politically sensitive Hong Kong cases.
Asian Journal of International Law, 2025
Academic article considering the Court of Final Appeal's engagement with international law amid national security and Beijing-related constitutional questions.
Statute Law Review, 2026
Case note on HKSAR v Lai Chee Ying [2025] HKCFI 6291, addressing common-law reasoning, collusion, and state power.
Statute Law Review, 45(3), hmae046, 2024
Open-access article using HKSAR v Lui Sai Yu to critique the Court of Final Appeal's approach to mandatory minimum sentencing and mitigation under the NSL.
Crime, Law and Social Change, 76, 543-561 (2021)
Article analysing Article 14(2)'s ouster clause and arguing that common-law reasoning may still permit judicial review of some National Security Committee decisions.
The Journal of Criminal Law, 89(5-6), 335-342 (2025)
Article commentary on the Hong Kong 47 verdict and sentencing judgments, focusing on common-law methodology, legal certainty, separation of powers, and national-security-first reasoning.
Humanities and Social Sciences Communications, 10, Article 207 (2023)
Open-access corpus study comparing English-language press representations of the NSL in China Daily and Anglo-American media.