10th February 2025, Kathmandu
HKFindLawyer.com, a leading legal information platform, has launched a Criminal Offences Glossary to help the public better understand various criminal charges under Hong Kong law.
Hong Kong Criminal Law Glossary
This new resource provides clear, concise, and legally accurate explanations of common offenses, empowering individuals with essential knowledge before seeking legal assistance.
The glossary covers a wide range of offenses, including fraud, theft, burglary, money laundering, extortion, and forgery, helping users grasp the legal implications of financial and property-related crimes. It also provides detailed insights into violent and personal offenses, such as assault, sexual harassment, indecent assault, upskirting, and underage sex.
Additionally, the glossary addresses public safety and traffic-related offenses, including dangerous driving, careless driving, and criminal damage, as well as immigration-related violations such as bogus marriages and overstaying. Lesser-known yet serious crimes like upskirting, voyeurism, and making false statements are also explained to raise public awareness.
“At HKFindLawyer.com, our mission is to make legal information more accessible. Many people facing legal issues don’t fully understand the nature of the charges against them. This glossary serves as an educational tool, bridging the gap between legal jargon and practical understanding,” said Adrien Kwong, founder of HKFindLawyer.com.
About HKFindLawyer.com
HKFindLawyer.com is Hong Kong’s premier legal service platform, dedicated to connecting individuals with the right lawyers for their legal needs. By offering a wealth of legal resources, including informative articles, legal consultations, and lawyer-matching services, the platform simplifies the process of finding expert legal assistance. Whether facing criminal charges, civil disputes, or business-related legal matters, HKFindLawyer.com provides an accessible and reliable solution for those in need of professional legal guidance.
For more: Hong Kong Criminal Law Glossary
