Hong Kong judiciary says British judge to step down from city's top court
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The Hong Kong judiciary said on Friday that British judge Brenda Hale will step down from the city's Court of Final Appeal on July 29 when her three-year term expires, due to personal reasons.
Hale, a former president of Britain's Supreme Court, was appointed to serve as a non-permanent judge by Hong Kong leader Carrie Lam in March 2018.
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