Magistrate Garry Unjo said he needed time to go through the submissions before a decision is reached.
The Court is also expected to hear submissions of Pang’s sentencing.
The businessman pleaded guilty to 11 charges last week, three charges for being in possession of firearm without license, two charges for possession of firearm and six charges for possession of live ammunition.
Police said Pang was not charged for being in possession of methamphetamine, though there was overwhelming evidence, which police uncovered a mini meth lab operated by Pang.
