Yeung, Albert Sau Shing 楊受成
New Jersey Casino Control Commission report on MGM, Pansy Ho and Stanley Ho
New Jersey Casino Control Commission, 17-Mar-2010
Issued on 18-May-2009 and published in the USA in redacted form on 17-Mar-2010
New Jersey Casino Control Commission, 17-Mar-2010
Issued on 18-May-2009 and published in the USA in redacted form on 17-Mar-2010
Albert Yeung: 'I am willing to co-operate . . . I hope police solve the case as soon as possible'
South China Morning Post, 16-Aug-2001
South China Morning Post, 16-Aug-2001
Mr Ching Wai Man appointed INED of Vision Tech (0922)
Company announcement, 20-Jun-2001
We note that one Paul Ching Wai Man, reportedly a former senior Vice President of Emperor International Exchange, was one of 5 witnesses who suffered from amnesia at the criminal intimidation trial of Emperor boss Albert Yeung Sau Shing in 24-May-1995. Mr Yeung was then acquitted. Also joining the Vision Tech board, as executive directors, are 3 executive directors of Emperor International Holdings Ltd.
Company announcement, 20-Jun-2001
We note that one Paul Ching Wai Man, reportedly a former senior Vice President of Emperor International Exchange, was one of 5 witnesses who suffered from amnesia at the criminal intimidation trial of Emperor boss Albert Yeung Sau Shing in 24-May-1995. Mr Yeung was then acquitted. Also joining the Vision Tech board, as executive directors, are 3 executive directors of Emperor International Holdings Ltd.
The Queen v Michael Lam Yih Jun
HK Court of First Instance, 3-May-1996
On appeal, Mr Lam gets his six-week sentence suspended for 1 year.
HK Court of First Instance, 3-May-1996
On appeal, Mr Lam gets his six-week sentence suspended for 1 year.
Tycoon Yeung acquitted
South China Morning Post, 26-May-1995
"The trial of Emperor tycoon Albert Yeung Sau-shing came to an abrupt end yesterday after all five prosecution witnesses said they could not remember details of the alleged offences."
South China Morning Post, 26-May-1995
"The trial of Emperor tycoon Albert Yeung Sau-shing came to an abrupt end yesterday after all five prosecution witnesses said they could not remember details of the alleged offences."
Witnesses law effective: prosecutor; Despite collapse of tycoon case, no need to look at legislation
HK Standard, 26-May-1995
HK Standard, 26-May-1995
Key witness tells court of fear ;Alleged victim in trial of Emperor tycoon pleads loss of memory
South China Morning Post, 23-May-1995
South China Morning Post, 23-May-1995
Emperor boss bailed for alleged conspiracy ;Sonny Yeung arrested
South China Morning Post, 12-Apr-1995
South China Morning Post, 12-Apr-1995
Attorney General v Yeung Sau Shing
HK Court of Appeal, 13-Jul-1981
Sentence for perverting the course of public justice, increased upon review to 9 months' immediate imprisonment.
HK Court of Appeal, 13-Jul-1981
Sentence for perverting the course of public justice, increased upon review to 9 months' immediate imprisonment.
The Queen v Yeung Sau Shing
HK Court of Appeal, 4-May-1981
The Court of Appeal upholds Mr Yeung's conviction for attempting to pervert the course of public justice by inciting Wai Kin-bong to give false evidence at a contemplated prosecution of Tony Cruz for assaulting the said Wai Kin Bong on 10-Feb-1979.
HK Court of Appeal, 4-May-1981
The Court of Appeal upholds Mr Yeung's conviction for attempting to pervert the course of public justice by inciting Wai Kin-bong to give false evidence at a contemplated prosecution of Tony Cruz for assaulting the said Wai Kin Bong on 10-Feb-1979.
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