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指豪杰大厦案判刑存种族差别待遇 二女因藐视法庭遭警调查

by 林殊
03/11/2020
in 新闻, 时事, 法律
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两名女子因在社交媒体上发表有关乌节豪杰大厦凶案的言论,涉嫌藐视法庭,目前警方已展开调查。

警方昨日发表文告,表示根据总检察署指示对36岁和28岁女子进行调查,他们涉嫌在社交媒体上发文指出该案的被告是因为种族差别待遇而被获判轻罪。

上月,乌节豪杰大厦凶案的被告之一陈家兴获判无事醒释引起哗然,有网民质疑判处结果,甚至直指法庭有种族差别待遇。

随后总检察署也驳斥这些不实指控,称这些指控均为“完全错误且毫无根据”(categorically false and baseless)。

总检察署续指,六名被告均经过警方的严密调查,并在还原事发经过后,确认与死者的死亡无关方做出决定。

因此,总检察署强调,种族差别待遇的指控毫无根据,这样的指控也有可能破坏我国的种族和谐,造成无法弥补的社群分化。不少社交媒体贴文已有犯下藐视法庭的嫌疑,因此将交给警方介入调查。

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