May-Ring Chen, 69, appears before the State Administrative Tribunal in Western Australia for what the outlets describe as the first court hearing linked to a police raid across Perth and regional WA last year. The case focuses on Chen’s challenge to the cancellation of her gun licence, following actions taken by police after the raid.
All reports say Chen presents material and arguments that include references to unconventional identity and legal filings, described as “soul names” and affidavits, in the course of the tribunal proceedings. The articles characterise the matter as a sovereign citizen challenge, and note that the hearing is taking place in the tribunal rather than a criminal court.
The coverage does not indicate in these excerpts the tribunal’s decision or whether Chen’s arguments succeed, but it frames the appearance as a substantive step in contesting the gun licence cancellation connected to the earlier police operation. The matter remains ongoing as the tribunal process continues.
