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Macau: former deputy prosecutor to 26 years in prison

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Briefings

Macau's highest court increased the sentence for former prosecutor Kong Chi from 24 to 26 years for corruption, bribery, and abuse of power. This decision occurred in November 2026, marking a significant penalty increase for a case that began in 2000. The evidence provided is limited to the specific court ruling and does not include details about the trial process, the nature of the corruption, or the broader impact on Macau's legal system.

Key points

• The Macau High Court increased Kong Chi's prison sentence from 24 to 26 years for corruption, bribery, and abuse of power.
• The case originated in 2000 and was resolved in November 2026, resulting in a 2-year sentence increase.

Context

This case involves a former Macau prosecutor who faced charges for corruption and abuse of power. The specific details of the crimes and the trial process are not covered in the provided evidence.

Limitations

The evidence only covers the final court decision and the specific sentence increase. It does not include details about the trial process, the nature of the corruption, or the broader impact on Macau's legal system.

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