Four men have been sentenced to up to 37 months in prison for rioting during the 2019 anti-government protests at Hong Kong's Polytechnic University. The court reduced sentences for guilty pleas and the significant delay in sentencing, which occurred over six years after the events. One defendant, a former tutor, received an additional consecutive sentence for an unrelated drug trafficking case, despite claims of psychological distress related to his time in a Myanmar scam compound. AI
RANK_REASON This is a legal sentencing for past events, not a new AI development.
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