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Publication Date:2026-08-17
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HKD 1,520.00
ISBN:
2313-3775
jurisdiction:
Hong Kong
Volume 13 is now available for annual print subscription, inclusive of two issues.
JICL, which began publication in June 2014, welcomes contributions on contemporary issues of law not only in the areas of international law and comparative law, but also national and regional legal developments which will be of interest to a much wider audience. It welcomes interdisciplinary contributions especially those that tangibly link such disciplines as social sciences, economics, international politics, media studies and other fields of research and academic debate that may be more empirically based but of major significance in influencing the focus and reform of law in its national and global contexts.
Full length articles provide an opportunity for in-depth analysis of legal issues which may be approached, inter alia, from an historical, social, economic or contextual perspective. Shorter contributions enable our authors to critically comment, relatively quickly, on recent legal developments. JICL will also publish book review articles giving the reviewer an opportunity to share their own thoughts on the subject matter of the reviewed book.
Currently we are receiving submissions for publication in 2027 ~ 2028. Submissions may be sent to Professor Le Cheng at chengle163@hotmail.com to whom any inquiries may also be directed. Please refer to www.jicl.org.uk for further details.
Archbold Hong Kong 2027 is the definitive reference work for criminal law and practice in Hong Kong.
Endorsed by the Hong Kong Judiciary, it is relied on daily by judges, barristers, solicitors, prosecutors, and academics for clear, authoritative guidance on:
• Criminal law
• Criminal procedure
• Sentencing
• Courtroom practice
Archbold Hong Kong 2027 is edited by The Honourable Mr Justice Bokhary GBM, NPJ as Editor in Chief, with Mr Benson Tsoi SC of Parkside Chambers serving as General Editor. Their editorial leadership ensures commentary that is both legally authoritative and highly practical.
Published in two volumes, the work brings together the expertise of over 50 specialist criminal practitioners and academics, reflecting the latest legislation, case law, and criminal practice in Hong Kong.
Why choose Archbold Hong Kong?
• Judiciary endorsed and highly trusted
• Comprehensive and up to date content that is rigorously reviewed and edited
• Practical and structured commentary
An essential resource for anyone working or studying in criminal law in Hong Kong.
Price:
HKD 12,160.00
"The Hong Kong White Book is the standard point of reference for the rules of civil procedure in this jurisdiction and, as such, an indispensable tool for the well-prepared litigator." — The Hon. Mr Justice Joseph Fok P.J. (Editor-in-Chief)
"Using the White Book could easily save firms HK$20,000 a day." — Martin Rogers (General Editor)
What is the White Book?
Hong Kong Civil Procedure 2027 (The White Book) is the definitive reference manual on the rules of civil procedure and practice in Hong Kong. Endorsed by the Hong Kong Judiciary and relied upon daily by judges and practitioners, it is the standard point of reference for court litigation, arbitration, and mediation in Hong Kong.
What does The White Book cover?
The 2027 edition is published in five volumes:
All commentary in Volumes 1–3 has been carefully reviewed and annotated by a pool of over 100 expert contributing editors, including leading barristers and solicitors.
Why do litigators rely on The White Book?
The White Book provides authoritative, court-endorsed procedural guidance across the full scope of Hong Kong civil litigation. Its reliable layout, comprehensive case law, and expert annotations allow practitioners to locate reliable guidance quickly, accurately, and confidently. With over 100 specialist contributors, it is the most comprehensively annotated civil procedure resource available in Hong Kong.
Who should use The White Book?
The White Book is an essential reference for Hong Kong litigators, solicitors, barristers, in-house counsel, and judges handling High Court civil proceedings, arbitration, or mediation matters.
Price:
HKD 13,830.00
Employment Law & Practice in Hong Kong is a comprehensive, current, and convenient employment law resource. The Third Edition captures the considerable developments in this area of law in the nine years since the previous edition, updated by a mostly new team of contributors comprising experienced barristers and solicitors.
Price:
HKD 4,410.00
HKD 4,900.00
Conversations with the Conscience: Dialogues on Law, Life and Dissent is a written dialogue between Dr Charles Ho Wang Mak and The Honourable Mr Justice Kemal Bokhary GBM JP. The book captures Justice Bokhary's voice in a form that his judgments cannot: a candid conversation moving between personal experience and legal philosophy. It is accessible to the general reader while remaining substantive for practitioners and students.
Conversations with the Conscience covers four themes:
1. Formation — The making of a judicial mind:
2. The Shared Bench — the intersection of the professional and the personal lives, and the human dimension of judging
3. The Jurisprudence of Dissent — When a judge must speak out
4. The Torch — To the next generation: the future of the common law in Hong Kong
Who should read Conversations with the Conscience?
• Practitioners and barristers seeking a candid engagement with judicial philosophy and the act of dissent
• Law students and academics interested in the principles underlying Hong Kong's common law tradition
• General readers drawn to legal memoir, judicial biography, and the rule of law in Hong Kong
Price:
HKD 702.00
HKD 780.00
