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Thanks for Your Support Thanks for Your Support The Academy of Law acknowledges the generous contribution of everyone who was involved in the presentation of the training programme for the period between 2 September 2008 and 31 December 2009. The Academy extends a special note of thanks to the following judges, solicitors, barristers, foreign lawyers and prominent members of society who volunteered their time to make the programme such a success: A y Registrar Queeny Au-Yeung, High Court B y Peter Barnes, Partner, Barnes & Daly y Philip Beh, Associate Professor, Department of Pathology, The University of Hong Kong y Geoffrey Booth, Partner, Haldanes y Judge Kevin Browne, Judge of the District Court y John Budge, Partner, Wilkinson & Grist y Patrick Burke, Partner, Burke & Co C y Patrick Cavanagh, Director of Commercial Programmes, Dispute Resolution Centre, Bond University y His Honour Judge Bruno Chan, Family Court y Mary Chan, Consultant, Ho & Ip y Her Honour Judge Mimmie Chan, District Court y Stephen Chan, Partner, BDO Limited y Felix W.H. Chan, Associate Professor, Associate Dean, Department of Professional Legal Education, The University of Hong Kong y Wai-sum Chan, Professor, Department of Finance, Chinese University of Hong Kong y Julia Charlton, Partner, Charltons y Allen Che, Partner, Wong, Hui, & Co y Cheng Wui Kei Roy, Director, ISE Consultants Limited y Amelia Cheung, Partner, Amelia Cheung & Co y David Cheung, Partner, Yuen K H & David Cheung y Melissa Chim, Solicitor, Barlow Lyde & Gilbert y Choi Wai Fan, RBS Coutts Bank Ltd y Chow Wing Hang, Principal Assistant Secretary for Security, Security Bureau, HKSAR y The Honourable Madam Justice Carlye Chu, Judge of the Court of First Instance y Winston Chu, Consultant, Winston Chu & Co y William S Clarke, Consultant, Brian Kong & Co y 崔軍副院長，黑龍江省高級人民法院副院長 1 D y Mark Daly, Partner, Barnes & Daly y John Davison, Partner, Kao, Lee & Yip y Julianne Doe, Partner, Hammonds y Philip Dykes, Senior Counsel, Denis Chang’s Chambers E y Pablo Espiniella, Human Rights Officer, Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights F y Jeremy Ferguson, Consultant, Chanter Ferguson, U.K. y Frank Fine, Director of EC Competition Law Advocates, Brussels y Nigel Francis, Partner, Minter Ellison y The Honourable Mr Justice Barnabas Fung, Judge of the Court of First Instance of the High Court y 霍敏副院長，廣東省高級人民法院副院長 G y Iain Goldrein QC, Deputy High court Judge, Recorder of the the Crown Court and Visiting Professor [the Sir Jack Jacob Chair], Nottingham Law School y Peter Griffiths, General Counsel of Deloitte-China, Deloitte Touche Tohmatsu H y Rodger Haines QC, Adjunct Lecturer in Law at the Faculty of Law, University of Auckland and Deputy Chairperson of the New Zealand Refugee Status Appeals Authority y Glenn Haley, Partner, Deacons y Andrew Hart, Partner, Blank Rome y Johnson Hau, Chief Court Liaison Officer, Duty Lawyer Service y John Hickin, Partner, JSM y Dennis Ho, Partner, Ho & Ip y Master Ho Chi-yin, Andy, Deputy Registrar, High Court y Robyn Hooworth, BSW (Hons Psych) Senior Visiting Instructor, Faculty of Law, Bond University, Family Mediator and Supervisor y Lester Huang, Partner, P C Woo & Co y Nicholas Hunsworth, Partner, JSM I y Ip Shing Hing, Partner, Christine M Koo & Ip J y Martin Jones, Lecturer in International Human Rights Law, Centre for Applied Human Rights, University of York, United Kingdom 2 K y The Honourable Mr Justice Murray Kellam, Court of Appeal, Supreme Court of Victoria, Australia y John J Kenkel, Attorney, DeKieffer and Horgan y Mr Justice Anthony M. Kennedy, Associate Justice of the Supreme Court of the United States y Bianca Keys, Mediation Manager, The Accord Group y Edward Ko, Partner, Edward Ko & Company y Joseph Kwan, Partner, Deacons y Benny K B Kwok, Chartered Surveyor MRICS, Chartered Builder MCIOB, Chartered Accountant FCA y Peter Kwok Chung Kai, Assistant Secretary, Narcotics Division, Security Bureau HKSAR L y The Honourable Mr Justice J Lam, Judge of the Court of First Instance of the High Court y Alan Lam, Partner, Alan Lam, Yam & Pe y Pearl Lam y Jeffrey Lane, Partner, Gall & Lane y Andrew Law, Partner, Andrew Law and Frankie Ho y Mark Lea, Partner, Lea & White y Lisa Lee, Manager, Humanitarian Services, Christian Action y Jeffrey Lehman, Chancellor and Founding Dean of the Peking University School of Transnational Law y Allan Leung, Partner, Lovells y David Leung, Department of Justice, HKSAR y Steven Leung, Partner, Tang, Lai & Leung y Ms Gladys Li, Senior Counsel y Li Yahong, Assistant Professor, University of Hong Kong y Christine Lin, Director of Casework, Hong Kong Refugee Advice Centre y Mark Loasby, Managing Director, Connect Communication Limited y Master Lung Kim-wan, Deputy Registrar, High Court M y The Honourable Mr Justice Mackintosh, Judge of the Court of First Instance of the High Court y Danny McFadden, Director, Mediator, CEDR y Maureen Mueller N y AB Nasir, Partner, Nasirs® y Judy Newgreen, Director, Priority One Training y David Newton, Senior Mediator and Conciliator, The Accord Group y Her Honour Judge Marlene Ng, Judge of the District Court y Andy Ngan, Partner, F. Zimmern & Co y Manfred Nowak, UN Special Rapporteur on Torture, Head of the Research Platform Human Rights in the European Context, Department of European, International and Comparative Law, University of Vienna, Austria 3 O y Rebecca Ong, Teaching Fellow, School of Law, City University of Hong Kong P y Charlotte Pache, Managing Director, Asia Merrill Legal Solutions y Alexandra Papadopoulos, Managing Director, Workplace Solutions Limited y Leslie Parry, Barrister, Central Chambers y Louis Pe, Partner, Yam & Co y Raymond Pierce, Barrister, Gilt Chambers R y Vandana Rajwani, Barrister, Gilt Chambers y Mark Reeves, Partner, Munros y Terry Reid, Lecturer, La Trobe University, Australia y Gregg Relyea, Esq, Independent Mediator, San Diego y Martyn Richmond, Baskerville Chambers y Martin Rogers, Partner, Clifford Chance S y Andrew Sheppard, Barrister, Dragon Chambers y Judith Sihombing, Sihombing Law Mentors, Visiting Scholar, The Chinese University of Hong Kong y Peter Sit, Partner, Sit, Fung, Kwong & Shum, Solicitors y James South, Director, Mediator, CEDR y Paul Stephenson, Barrister, Gilt Chambers y Fiona Stewart, Account Director and Director of Legal Services, Aon and Essar Insurance Services Ltd y The Honourable Mr Justice Stock V-P, Justice of Appeal of the Court of Appeal of the High Court y Giles Surman, Barrister, Gary Plowman Chambers T y Jack Tam, Senior Inspector, Commercial Crime Bureau, Hong Kong Police Force y Mary Thomson, Consultant, Hammonds y Richard Tollan, Partner, JSM W y David Welin, Regional Legal Advisor, United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees y Cecilia Wong, Partner, Kevin Ng & Co y David Wong, Partner, Wong, Hui & Co y Grace Wong, Senior Immigration Officer, Operational Research Section, Hong Kong Immigration Department y Huen Wong, President, The Law Society of Hong Kong y Kenneth Wong, Partner, Woo, Kwan, Lee & Lo y Wong Tak Shing, Partner, Wong Shum & Co y The Honourable Ms Anna Wu, member of the Executive Council of the HKSAR 4 Y y Evelyn Yan, Legal Officer, Aon and Essar Insurance Services Ltd y Norris Yang, Partner, Boughton Peterson Yang Anderson y 楊翔副院長，湖南省高級人民法院副院長 y 葉靜漪教授, 中華全國總工會法律顧問委員會委員 y Yeung Sai Man, Partner, Waller Ma Huang & Yeung y Helena Yuen, Partner, C.T. Chan & Co y Yuen Sze Sze, Consultant, Tsangs THANK YOU 5 .
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