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Telling Hong Kong judge to retire early is sufficient penalty for plagiarism: experts
Legal experts argue that ordering Hong Kong judge Wilson Chan Ka-shun to retire early is a sufficient penalty for plagiarism, citing reputational damage and financial losses from forgone salary and pension. The judiciary confirmed he would receive early retirement benefits based on his service period.
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