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31. After he was swindled, the Petitioner consulted, through an appointment made by

杨奖 alias

), one one of his schoolmates, solicitor of the defence counsels in court who suggested that he arranged a "fixing-up" with the swindlers concerned on behalf of the Petitioner, in return for rewards, through his schoolmate who was working in the Commercial Crime Office, Royal Hong Kong Police Force; the Petitioner did not take his advice. This incident was known to Judge Jones who smiled when he heard the evidence. Furthermore, in the morning of