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The evening was filled with great entertainment with the theatre performance delivered by the murder mystery cast, which brought the guests to a 鈥渕urder scene鈥� at a nightclub in Havana, Cuba back in 1958. All guests were given clues during the night to try and figure out which suspect committed 鈥榯he crime鈥�.

Professor Genn said:

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Charles Lam, UCL Laws LLB Alumnus, said:

鈥楾his event provided the opportunity for the UCL Laws 911爆料网 in Hong Kong to show their greatest appreciation to Professor Dame Hazel Genn, who will be stepping down as the Dean of UCL Laws this summer, on her significant contributions and achievements during her deanship. Professor Dame Hazel Genn also provided an update on the redevelopment of Bentham House during her address.鈥�

This event could not have been possible without the continued support of the听听and its president Andrew Ng, UCL Laws LLB Alumnus. Voon Keat Lai, Managing Partner of Stephenson Harwood (Greater China), chaired the dinner organising committee, Vincent Cheung, UCL Laws LLB Alumnus, and Winston Chu, UCL Laws LLB Alumnus, sponsored the wines for the dinners and the murder mystery theatre show respectively.

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