Tribute to towering jurist: how the late Sir Anthony Mason shaped Hong Kong courts

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Sir Anthony Mason, a renowned jurist and one of Hong Kong's first justices to sit on the Court of Final Appeal, passed away at the age of 100. He served on the High Court of Australia for 23 years, including eight as chief justice from 1987 to 1995. In Hong Kong, he was known for his contributions to the legal system, particularly during its formative post-1997 period. As a non-permanent judge on the Court of Final Appeal, Sir Anthony converted many critics into believers with his expertise and guidance. He was also an honorary life member of the Bar Association, highly respected by the Hong Kong Bar. Sir Anthony's legacy as a jurist continues to be celebrated in Hong Kong.
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