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Political orientation and trust in the courts: the case of Hong Kong/ Man Yee Karen Lee and Yan Lam Lo

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LEE Man Yee Karen

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LO Yan Lam

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In: Asian Survey Vol.63 No.3, May/June 2023, pp.434-464 (12)Summary: This study investigates the effect of political orientation on public trust in Hong Kong's courts. In measuring institutional legitimacy, the prior literature, predominantly written in the US context, largely focuses on the police force and demographic factors.

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This study investigates the effect of political orientation on public trust in Hong Kong's courts. In measuring institutional legitimacy, the prior literature, predominantly written in the US context, largely focuses on the police force and demographic factors.

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