The Hong Kong Judicial Sanctions Act mandates a review of sanctions for Hong Kong officials.
The Hong Kong Judicial Sanctions Act requires the President to review and report on whether certain Hong Kong officials meet the criteria for sanctions. The President must submit a determination, including a detailed justification, to the appropriate congressional committees within 180 days of the Act's enactment. The officials in question are listed and include judges, magistrates, and prosecutors.
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