Johnny Chan
Johnny Chan has 15 reported Hong Kong decisions (2024–2026) in the HKCFI.
About Johnny Chan
Johnny Chan has 15 reported Hong Kong decisions (2024–2026). These were decided across HKCFI (15). Of these, 15 sitting on the coram.
Source: derived from 15 published Hong Kong judgments, most recent decision . Published on HKLII.
On the judicial record
Johnny Chan, a Judge (J) of the Court of First Instance, appears in the reported record as a presiding judge, sitting primarily at first instance. The reported matters, spanning 2024 to 2026, concern criminal law, with narrower representation in drug offences and national security.
The reported record includes HKSAR V. CHEUNG CHUN KIT [2026] HKCFI 503, HKSAR V. WONG WAI LUNG [2026] HKCFI 397, HKSAR V. LUI KIU [2026] HKCFI 348 and HKSAR V. YU MAN KIT [2026] HKCFI 686, all decided in late 2025 and early 2026. Earlier matters include HKSAR V. NG GORDON CHING HANG AND OTHERS [2024] HKCFI 1468 and the related HKSAR V. NG GORDON CHING HANG AND OTHERS (and 1 other) [2024] HKCFI 3298, HKSAR V. ZOU HAI [2024] HKCFI 796 and HKSAR V. CHEUNG MAN KONG [2024] HKCFI 420.
How many cases has Johnny Chan decided?
Johnny Chan has 15 reported Hong Kong decisions (2024–2026).
Which courts does Johnny Chan sit in?
Johnny Chan sits in HKCFI (15).
Which court does Johnny Chan preside over?
Johnny Chan is a Judge (J) of the Hong Kong Court of First Instance, where he has presided at first instance over reported matters between 2024 and 2026, including HKSAR V. CHEUNG CHUN KIT [2026] HKCFI 503 and HKSAR V. WONG WAI LUNG [2026] HKCFI 397.
What subject areas appear in Johnny Chan's reported CFI decisions?
Johnny Chan's reported Court of First Instance decisions concern criminal law generally, with narrower representation in drug offences and national security matters, as seen in cases such as HKSAR V. LUI KIU [2026] HKCFI 348 and HKSAR V. ZOU HAI [2024] HKCFI 796.
Practice Areas (from the 39-area taxonomy)
Citation influence
4 of Johnny Chan's authored judgments have been cited by later Hong Kong judgments, 10 times in total, per HKLII citation records.