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Hong Kong and china Practitioner Titles• Doesn’t analyse the law, rather gives readerspractical information on how to organize andconduct business in the new legal environment (eg.compliance systems, identifying potential risks andmitigating advice, etc.)TABLE OF CONTENTS1. History and Context of State Secrets in China2. State Secrets in China3. Illustrative Cases on State Secrets in China4. Trade Secrets in China5. Illustrative Cases on Trade Secrets in China6. The Rio Tinto Decision7. Developing an Internal Compliance SystemBilingual Annexure:Annexure A Provisional Regulation on the Protection of StateSecretsAnnexure B PRC Law on Guarding State Secrets (as revised)Annexure C Anti-Unfair Competition LawAnnexure D Interim Regulation for the Protection of TradeSecrets in Centrally Administered EnterprisesAnnexure E Extracts of Sentencing Decision of the ShanghaiFirst Intermediate People’s Court of PRC (Stern Hu andOthers) dated 29 March 2010Annexure F Extracts of State Security Law of the People’sRepublic of ChinaAnnexure G Extracts of Criminal Law of the People’sRepublic of ChinaAnnexure H Extracts of Criminal Procedure Law of thePeople’s Republic of ChinaAnnexure I Regulation on State Secrets and the SpecificScope of Each Level in Public Security WorkAnnexure J Regulation on State Secrets and the SpecificScope of Each Level in Procuratorial WorkAnnexure K Criminal Judgment of Beijing No.1 IntermediatePeople’s Court dated 5 July 2010 – Xue Feng DecisionAnnexure L Guide to Managing Potential State Trade SecretIssues in ChinaAnnexure M List of Centrally Administered SOEsSweet & MaxwellMar 2011 978 962 66140 4 4 HardbackHK$1,500Civil Justice Reform – What has it Achieved?Gary Meggitt, and author teamIn April 2010, a year after the implementation of theCivil Justice Reform, the University of Hong Kong andUniversity College London hosted a joint conferenceentitled “Civil Justice Reform - What has it achieved?”This publication, adapted from conference speechesgiven by practitioners, scholars and members ofthe judiciary, seeks to answer that vitally importantquestion. With contributions from a number of leadingjudicial figures and legal commentators based invarious common law jurisdictions, it makes essentialreading for practitioners seeking to understand thenew procedures and anyone interested in comparativestudies of civil justice reform.With a foreword from former Chief Justice Andrew Li.Sweet & MaxwellDec 2010 978 962 66140 3 7 PaperbackHK$819Intellectual Property Law and Practice inHong KongKenny Wong, Alice LeeWLOver the past few years, Hong Kong has created itsown body of intellectual property law and there havebeen many important developments. The most recentof these include the highly anticipated Companies(Amendment) Ordinance 2010, and the 2007 and2009 amendments to the Copyright Ordinance. It isimperative that Iegal practitioners in Hong Kong arefully aware of these developments.Written by two respected authors, Mr Kenny Wong andMs Alice Lee, Intellectual Property Law and Practice inHong Kong is the only fully comprehensive, up-to-datebook on IP law in Hong Kong. The book takes a highlypractical approach, including two unique chapters on32+852 3762 3222 www.sweetandmaxwell.com.hk smhk.salesenquiries@thomsonreuters.comPrices are correct at time of going to press, but may be subject to change without prior notification