New Zealand judge Terence Arnold appointed to Hong Kong’s Court of Final Appeal
A new overseas non-permanent judge has been appointed to Hong Kong’s Court of Final Appeal (CFA) following a spate of resignations – and subsequent criticism from some former jurists – since the introduction of national security legislation. Joining five other foreign jurists from common law jurisdictions serving on the top court, New Zealand’s Terence Arnold […]
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