According to media reports, in Ordos, an 80-year-old man was being fined 120 yuan per sheep for violating the ban on grazing and grazing by a group of uniformed people on a meadow not far from his home while herding sheep on a meadow not far from his home, and the sheep were also taken away by the Comprehensive Law Enforcement Bureau. During the incident, the photographer asked the law enforcement officers if they had a law enforcement card, but the law enforcement officers did not show it.
In response, the town government responded that it was true that the elderly had violated the regulations, and the law enforcement was legal and compliant. However, there was no clear answer to the old man's question of "why the law enforcement is not issued with a certificate, and why the law enforcement must take the sheep away".
This incident sparked a discussion among netizens, who believed that law enforcement should be more humane and take into account the livelihood of the people, and also called on relevant departments to treat such incidents fairly and protect the legitimate rights and interests of the elderly.
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Recently, an eighty-year-old man was punished by the Comprehensive Law Enforcement Bureau for violating the regulations on the prohibition of grazing and grazing when he was grazing sheep in a township in Ordos City, and was fined 120 yuan per sheep, and 25 sheep were fined a total of 3,000 yuan, and the sheep were also taken away by the Comprehensive Law Enforcement Bureau. During the incident, the photographer asked the law enforcement officers if they had a law enforcement card, but the law enforcement officers did not show it. The town government responded that it was true that the old man had violated the regulations, and that the law enforcement was legal and compliant. However, there was no clear answer to the old man's question of "why the law enforcement is not issued with a certificate, and why the law enforcement must take the sheep away".
From a legal point of view, the punishment of the town's comprehensive law enforcement bureau does not seem to be too problematic. According to the relevant regulations on the prohibition of grazing and grazing, grazing in the no-grazing areas and during the fallow period is prohibited in order to protect the natural ecological environment and grassland resources. However, when enforcing the law, law enforcement personnel should act strictly in accordance with the law and protect the legitimate rights and interests of the parties. In this incident, the law enforcement officers directly carried out law enforcement without showing their law enforcement certificates, which clearly violated the norms of administrative law enforcement. In addition, while the elderly's violations are a fact, it is also debatable whether law enforcement has the right to directly confiscate the elderly's flock and impose fines.
In fact, similar situations happen all around us from time to time. Some grassroots law enforcement departments lack standardization and humanization in law enforcement, which has led to many social contradictions and controversies. Especially for some rural areas and the elderly, they often become the target of law enforcement due to their weak legal awareness and poor economic conditions.
Under such circumstances, we call on relevant departments to strengthen the standardization of law enforcement, improve the quality and ability of law enforcement personnel, and at the same time pay more attention to the humanization of law enforcement, taking into account the actual situation and interests of the parties.
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The media reported an incident in Ordos where an elderly man in his 80s was fined 120 yuan per sheep for violating the ban on grazing and grazing by the local comprehensive law enforcement bureau for grazing sheep on a meadow near his home, and the elderly man's total of 25 sheep was fined a total of 3,000 yuan, and the sheep were also taken away. During the incident, the photographer asked the law enforcement officers if they had a law enforcement card, but the law enforcement officers did not show it.
This incident sparked a heated discussion among netizens. On the one hand, it is true that the elderly are herding sheep in violation of regulations, but law enforcement officers should also be more humane in the process of law enforcement, taking into account the livelihood of the people, and can not simply take the sheep away, and can use other more gentle ways to enforce the law, such as warnings, education, and so on. On the other hand, netizens called on relevant departments to treat such incidents fairly, strengthen the training and supervision of law enforcement personnel, ensure the legality and compliance of the law enforcement process, and protect the legitimate rights and interests of the elderly. At the same time, we can also strengthen the publicity and interpretation of the regulations on the prohibition of grazing and grazing, improve the public's legal awareness and environmental awareness, so that everyone can consciously abide by the relevant regulations and jointly protect our ecological environment.