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Category Archives: Law
Chongqing man stuns press by conjuring up 30,000 RMB
The Chongqing Economic Times reports on a man who conjured up 30,000 RMB.
Posted in Law
Tagged Chongqing Economic Times, conjuring, scams
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Courts can mediate, but enforcement is another matter
In one Beijing district, half of all defendants who agree to court mediation don’t follow through, reports the Beijing Youth Daily.
Posted in Front Page of the Day, Law
Tagged Beijing Youth Daily, courts, law, mediation
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Court receives warning letter from local authorities in frog compensation case
The Beijing News reports on a land requisition lawsuit brought by a local frog farmer in which the court received a warning letter from a local party committee before handing down a verdict in the town’s favor.
Posted in Law
Tagged Chongqing, courts, frogs, land requisition, law, The Beijing News
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The prosecutors strike back: no revenge on informants
A denial in Procuratorial Daily of the claim that 70% of informants face some form of revenge.
Posted in Front Page of the Day, Law
Tagged informants, law, Procuratorial Daily
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Messing around with public hearings
A public hearing on the price of water had ringers in the consumer delegation. Journalist Teng Yun argues that even conducted above-board, hearings are still useless.
In Inner Mongolia, justice denied and then delayed
Hugejiltu was executed in 1996 for murder. In 2005, a serial rapist and murderer confessed to the crime, but authorities are not pursuing the case.
Posted in Law
Tagged Inner Mongolia, murder, Nie Shubin, Window of the South
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New developments in the Kunming prostitution case
Wu Hongfei writes with an update on the Yunnan prostitution case.
Posted in Law
Tagged blogs, Fanfou, law, minors, prostitution, Wu Hongfei, Yunnan
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The right to refuse to “chat”: Liu Xiaoyuan on Ai Weiwei’s police visit
Liu Xiaoyuan explains the logic behind “chats” after Ai Weiwei gets a visit from the police.
Posted in Law
Tagged Ai Weiwei, De-Sci, Liu Xiaoyuan, police
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Dueling statements in the Deng Yujiao murder case
Deng Yujiao’s lawyers were dismissed, the local government said. Says who? they reply.
Posted in Law
Tagged Deng Yujiao, law, sexual assault
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