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Tag Archives: law
No leeway for drunk drivers
The Oriental Morning Post reports on proposed amendments to the criminal law.
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged law, Oriental Morning Post, real estate
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Shop clerk detained for 10 days on peeping charge
New Express goes with a Next Media style cartoon illustrating the story of a Guangzhou male clerk at a Nike shop has been detained for 10 days after he tried to record a woman changing with his mobile phone.
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Tagged criminal charge, detainment, law, New Express, Nike
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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.
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Tagged informants, law, Procuratorial Daily
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Collective punishment for building occupants
A woman hit on the head by an object dropped from an apartment building wins her suit. All occupants of that side of the building share the fine.
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Tagged Chongqing Economic Times, law
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These are special times: smoking will get you five days in jail
Chongqing Morning Post: Vice director of Firefighting General Corps of Chongqing talks about the legal basis of putting a smoker in jail for five days.
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Tagged Chongqing Morning Post, fire, law, smoking
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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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Bus driver rampages in Guangdong
A bus driver who apparently held a grudge over being called back to duty from sick leave, deliberately hit multiple vehicles, killing four people yesterday in Huizhou, Guangdong Province.
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Tagged accidents, Huizhou, law, New Express, public transportation, Spring Airlines
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Chongqing bombing trial starts in Tokyo
Tokyo District Court heard the case of 22 Chinese victims of the bombing of Chongqing.
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged animal rights, bombing, Chengdu Evening News, law, war compensation
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