Outrageous! The Qinghai provincial judge was accused of directing the trial remotely in a WeChat group
Recently, the Haixi Prefecture Intermediate People's Court and the Tianjun County People's Court in Qinghai Province have been accused of remote control interference in the trial of retrial cases, which has attracted attention.
According to the content of the online transmission, on May 11, the Tianjun County People's Court publicly retried the case of Suo Mou and others on suspicion of picking quarrels and provoking trouble. During this period, the president of the Tianjun County People's Court and the former presiding judge of the second instance of the case used the WeChat group to remotely direct the trial in real time, and said in the group that "there is no need to discuss with him", "interrupt", and "be hard, don't speak at will".
On May 12, the reporter learned from the defense lawyer of the suspect in the case that the content of the online rumor was true. After the incident, a number of defense lawyers in this case have reported the relevant situation to the higher court and the procuratorate.
On May 13, the Qinghai Provincial High People's Court responded to reporters that the court was verifying the investigation and that the Qinghai Provincial People's Procuratorate had also intervened.
In response to the news that judges were accused of directing court trials on WeChat, on May 13, the Haixi Intermediate People's Court issued a circular, stating that "the guidance of the trial work of the lower people's courts is in accordance with the regulations, but there are irregularities in the specific supervision and management work." ”
In this regard, the defense lawyer responded to the report of the Haixi Intermediate People's Court: The defender did not violate court discipline, and the court staff did not "stop", but was suspected of transferring and destroying evidence.
(The material comes from Sina Weibo, New Yellow River, The Paper, etc.)
Netizens have something to say
Netizens said: Alas, the president of the Intermediate People's Court, amazing, what kind of judicial environment is this, why are there more and more big men who shoot big heads?
Netizens said: The official response is quite interesting! 1. You have said that you are not allowed to shoot, you are seriously interfering with the order; 2. And then you still spread it, so how do we try it later? 3. The case can be guided, but it's just a small flaw in our supervision, it's okay, it's okay, wait until we get the defender done first before continuing!
Netizens said: Huh? Really? How can you say it so outrageously? Can it be fair and just? Can this all be like this?? What about the curtain hearing?
Netizens said: Is the judge busy and dizzy or what, can he send this kind of chat record to the computer used for the trial record, and the lawyer will shoot and collect evidence? The judge doesn't have a cell phone?
Netizens said: The Supreme People's Court can openly shoot the bottom line of TV dramas and guide the direction of unfinished cases. What is the matter for the president of the Intermediate People's Court to guide the judges of the first instance? Anyway, the second-instance retrial is just a formality. You can trust the law, but don't trust the lawyer. The rule of law is just a toy for legal people.
After being defrauded of 100,000 yuan, the woman fell in love with the wire fraud officer and assisted in the fraud
In May 2023, 40-year-old Hu met a person who called himself "Chen" through an online dating app. Chen built a reliable image, quickly established intimate communication with Hu, and induced her to "invest" in a so-called money-making project. After Hu invested more than 100,000 yuan, he found that he could not withdraw the funds and realized that he had been deceived.
Chen then confessed that he was actually a member of a fraud gang in northern Myanmar and needed to complete his performance before he could return to China. Although the truth is known, Hu not only did not cut off contact with Chen because of his emotional investment, but developed into an "online dating" relationship called "husband" and "wife" by each other. Chen promised to return to China after completing the task, and asked Hu to assist in transferring the proceeds of fraud. Driven by love fantasies, Hu blindly obeyed Chen, and provided his bank account to receive and transfer the fraudulent money.
In September of the same year, the victim Zhao also fell into Chen's investment trap and lost 100,000 yuan, and the funds were transferred through Hu's account. On September 18, Hu was arrested by the police, and she truthfully confessed her actions. During the trial, Hu's family compensated Zhao for all his losses and obtained understanding.
The court found that Hu knowingly committed the crime and participated in telecommunications network fraud, which amounted to a huge amount and constituted the crime of fraud. In view of the fact that he played an auxiliary role in the joint crime, and that there were circumstances such as confession, admitting guilt and accepting punishment, and not actually making profits, Hu was sentenced to two years and six months in prison, suspended for two years and six months, and fined 30,000 yuan. (Guangming.com)
Netizens have something to say
Netizens said: I love teachers in reading, I love instructors in military training, I love my boss at work, and I fall in love with fraudsters when I am defrauded.
Netizens said: Since ancient times, routines have won the hearts of the people.
Netizens said: Older women fall in love with pig killing plates.
Netizens said: Forty years old is still so naïve.
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