由此 - 16 A A 53. What caused us considerable concern was the fact that Miss X B B was asked to disclose the name of the school she attended when she was C studying overseas. We do not see any need in this case to disclose which C country she went to further her studies, and definitely not the name of the D D very school. E E 54. If anyone in court was minded to put all this information F F together: her MSN address and the names of her schools, it would not have G been difficult to ascertain her real identity. G H 55. I J We wish to point out that care must be exercised by judges and counsel if a witness is asked questions of this nature—questions with the potential of revealing the complainant’s identity. If the question is H I J relevant, the complainant should be asked to write down the answer on a K L piece of paper first to ensure that his or her identity is not inadvertently disclosed. K L M M N N O O P (Peter Cheung) Justice of Appeal (M.J. Hartmann) Justice of Appeal (Judianna Barnes) Judge of the Court of First Instance Q P Q R Ms Agnes Chan, ADPP of Department of Justice, for the Respondent R S Mr James McGowan, instructed by Messrs Jimmie K.S. Wong & Partners, for the Applicant S T T U U V V