Built in 1987, Sha Tin Magistrates’ Courts stands in the heart of Sha Tin New Town. Its multi-story structure, enclosed by an aluminum barricade, presents a unique facade. A combination of dark brown ceramic tiles and dark glazed glass curtain walls distinguishes Sha Tin Magistrates’ Courts from the surrounding buildings. Imagine needing to film a scene here. You’d have to contact them at least a month in advance. You’d need to provide details about the location, purpose, date, time, scene descriptions, and the number of people involved. A script with dialogues would be essential. The cost? A basic charge of $7,090 for the first four hours, then $1,990 for each additional four-hour block. Plus a refundable deposit equal to the fees. If you need extra government personnel, that’s an additional cost. Sha Tin Magistrates’ Courts is conveniently located near the Sha Tin Town Hall and New Town Plaza. While the District Court system in Hong Kong handles serious cases, Sha Tin Magistrates’ Courts plays a crucial role in the initial stages of legal proceedings. It’s a vital part of the legal landscape, distinct from the District Court which consolidated its locations in 1991. The Sha Tin Magistrates’ Courts remains a significant presence in Sha Tin.
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