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Review of 2013
Highlights of events in 2013
List of Judges and Judicial Officers
Caseload, Case Disposal and Waiting Time at Different Court Levels
Membership list of the Civil Justice Reform Monitoring Committee
Membership list of the Working Party on Mediation
Membership list of the Court Users' Committees
Membership list of the Judicial Studies Board
Judiciary Administration
Judicial Education
Number of Visits and Vistors to the Judiciary
Expenditure and Revenue of the Judiciary in 2012-2013
Complaints Against Judges and Judicial Officers
Complaints Against the Judiciary Administration
Photo Gallery
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This Report provides an overview of the major events of the Judiciary during 2013. It also provides statistics on caseload and waiting time for various levels of court, and information about the operation of the Judiciary. I would, in particular, like to draw attention to the following –

Appointment of Permanent Judge of the Court of Final Appeal
 
The Hon Mr Justice Joseph FOK was appointed a Permanent Judge of the Court of Final Appeal in October. Mr Justice FOK is a judge of eminent standing and reputation.
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Civil Justice Reform (CJR)
 
The implementation of the CJR for the fourth year continues to be smooth and satisfactory on the whole. A longer time is required to assess the full impact, benefit and effectiveness of the CJR and the Civil Justice Reform Monitoring Committee will continue to monitor the working of the reformed civil justice system.
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Relocation of the Court of Final Appeal
 
The Court of Final Appeal will be relocated to No. 8 Jackson Road with a view to enhancing its efficient and smooth functioning in this prestigious historic building. Works began last July and are expected to be completed in the first part of 2015. We look forward to relocating the Court of Final Appeal to its new premises in the second half of 2015.
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We hope that you will find this Report useful and gain a better understanding of the work of the Judiciary.

 
 

Geoffrey Ma
Chief Justice

  
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