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Tag Archives: law
What happens when the 70-year land permit expires?
‘China Business’ reports that the newly-modified China’s draft property law raises concerns. (土地管理法)
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged China Business, land rights, law, New Express, property
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Zhao “left crescent” needs a new name
A man named Zhao C agreed to change his name to fit PSB computers. At issue: is ‘C’ a Pinyin letter?
Posted in Language
Tagged Information Daily, law, names
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Legal blogger on Gordon, Boris and Jiabao
One response to the Wen Jiabao shoe-attack.
Posted in Blogs
Tagged Fatianxia, law, shoe, Wen Jiabao
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Prosecutor’s office arrests meddling CCTV reporter
A People’s Procuratorate in Taiyuan arrests a Beijing-based CCTV reporter who had been investigating it for abuse of power.
Posted in Law
Tagged CCTV, law, Supreme People's Procuratorate
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Website tracks corrupt cadres under investigation
A website tracking corrupt officials under investigation.
Posted in Corruption
Tagged blogs, corruption, crime, Forgotten Archipelagoes, law, shuanggui
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ASUS charges customer with extortion, customer countersues
Beijing Times reported on a legal case in which Huang Jing, a computer customer who was sued by ASUS for extortion, counterclaimed against the computer manufacturer for defamation, selling defected products, and false accusation.
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged ASUS, Beijing Times, law
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A court house for the Olympics
The Olympic Village People’s Court moved out of its temporary location in Yayuncun and into snazzy new digs between the Athletes’ Village and the Badaling Expressway.
Posted in 2008 Beijing Olympic Games, Law
Tagged courts, law, Olympics
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Mother asks for leniency for man who murdered her son
The Beijing News (新京报): Tolerant spirit overrules death sentence in a murder trial.
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged death sentence, law, The Beijing News
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Tasty chocolate
Lotte expands; Liaoning orders you to go home; quake lake; patriotic t-shirts from Kappa.