Stan Abrams of the always excellent China Hearsay blog just posted on the decision of a Guangzhou court to dramatically reduce a previous verdict of life imprisonment to a five-year jail term for a person convicted of stealing money from a bank by taking... ...full story at China Law Blog
from China Law Blog on Tue, Apr 08 2008
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St. Therese-Chinese New Year Dinner Movie (6th Grade) »
YouTube video This video was suppose to be given to the person who was helping with the video for Chinese New Year but luckily this wasn't been played because that person wasn't there on that day....not a really kewl movie but I just needed more videos so I just posted... |
| 04 Mar 08 |
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Register Your IP In China. This Is What I'm Talkin 'Bout. » China Law Blog Stan Abrams over at China Hearsay has woken up (what's with all the posts on sleep deprivation anyway?) and posted on a recent Chinese court decision finding for Motorola in a design patent infringement case. The post is aptly entitled, "IP Win for... |
| 05 Jun 08 |
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Court slaps quake thief with longer jail term » Shanghai Daily A MAN in Sichuan Province was given a longer jail term than usual on Tuesday after he was convicted of stealing money and valuables in quake-hit areas, China News Service reported today. Mao Fanglin, a farmer in... |
| 22 Feb 08 |
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Chinese court fails to reach verdict on migrant worker's ATM windfall » People's Daily A south China court on Friday failed to make a verdict after rehearing the case of a migrant worker who had been sentenced to life imprisonment for taking cash from a malfunctioning automatic teller machine. The verdict of the 24-ye ... |
| 05 Jul 09 |
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Court upholds 11-year jail sentence for policeman over nightclub fire » Shanghai Daily A Chinese court has upheld an 11-year jail term for a senior police officer in southern city of Shenzhen who was convicted of taking bribes and dereliction of duty in connection with a nightclub fire that claimed 44... |
| 14 Aug 09 |
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Examining the WTO decision » Danwei Stan Abrams at China Hearsay unpacks the WTO decision on China's book, film, and music imports in a three-part series of posts: Will China appeal? I have no idea, but if it was me, I wouldn’t bother for most of the issues. China basically shot i... |
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