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Clement Lee

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Clement Lee has 18 reported Hong Kong decisions (2024–2026) in the HKDC.

About Clement Lee

Clement Lee has 18 reported Hong Kong decisions (2024–2026). These were decided across HKDC (18). Of these, 18 sitting on the coram.

Source: derived from 18 published Hong Kong judgments, most recent decision . Published on HKLII.

On the judicial record

Clement Lee sits as a judge presiding primarily in the District Court, in criminal matters reported between 2024 and 2026 concerning criminal law, drug offences, and theft, fraud and dishonesty. Reported prosecutions include HKSAR v. Maroof Rizwan [2026] HKDC 1080, HKSAR v. Ali Mumtaz [2026] HKDC 684, HKSAR v. Tsoi Thongchai [2026] HKDC 656, and HKSAR v. Ng Ho Lun [2026] HKDC 574.

Clement Lee has also presided over further prosecutions, including HKSAR v. Limbu Sumit [2026] HKDC 385, HKSAR v. Manpreet Singh [2025] HKDC 2023, HKSAR v. Ho Lik Wun and Another [2025] HKDC 2190, HKSAR v. Cheung Hang Po and Others [2025] HKDC 2050, and HKSAR v Wong Ka Chun [2025] HKDC 34, spanning road traffic and driving offences, violent offences, and money laundering and proceeds of crime within the reported practice profile.

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Total cases
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Delivered
18
Sat on (coram)
1
Court

How many cases has Clement Lee decided?

Clement Lee has 18 reported Hong Kong decisions (2024–2026).

Which courts does Clement Lee sit in?

Clement Lee sits in HKDC (18).

What court does Clement Lee sit in?

Clement Lee sits as a judge presiding primarily in the Hong Kong District Court, hearing criminal prosecutions reported between 2024 and 2026, including HKSAR v. Maroof Rizwan [2026] HKDC 1080 and HKSAR v. Ali Mumtaz [2026] HKDC 684 among the reported record.

What subject matter does Clement Lee's District Court record cover?

The reported record shows Clement Lee presiding over criminal law matters concentrated in drug offences and theft, fraud and dishonesty, including HKSAR v. Tsoi Thongchai [2026] HKDC 656 and HKSAR v. Ng Ho Lun [2026] HKDC 574, alongside road traffic and violent offences prosecutions.

Practice Areas (from the 39-area taxonomy)

Coram (18)