You're a Lawyer, and You Asked for the Death Penalty for Your Client?
你当律师，给当事人申请死刑？
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The death penalty must be reviewed by the Supreme People's Procuratorate, which means that if the highest authority sees that you have an incomplete chain of evidence, it will need to be re-tried. 😎
Cultural workers must be literate. This book is for related industries at first glance.
The title of the book hasn't arrived yet. I don't know if it's about this current case. I just want to look forward to the cool operation. After all, I don't understand the law.
The first pile of cases is finished, slow down the second pile, and the certificate should be ready when it is finished. 4 to 5 months after the law exam for non-fresh graduates?
Does the author have any other vests? It seems that he is not a newbie 😌
I read other lawyer articles for fun, but this book really made me gain insights. Thanks to the author for sharing his knowledge.
Nice
It had a bit of an AI flavor in the early stage, but I saw some follow-ups that were probably not written by AI, the old author 👍
This type of movie is really hard to watch halfway through.
I have a problem
1. If the remains of a person who commits suicide in China are to be cremated, does it require the consent of the family members? Or can the government enforce cremation? 2. Can a divorced ex-wife sign for cremation? Can you still take away the relics?
Come on