Suddenly I found that E8 is very similar to the case of humiliation on Weibo.
- Legally, the police cannot intervene in civil debt disputes, and the code of conduct for lawyers and psychologists strictly requires them to keep their clients' private information, not to mention the specific consultation content;
- Liaocheng Although the behavior of the victims in this case is much worse than that of the ex-husband, it cannot be denied that neither of them caused substantial harm to the defendant; at the same time, the subjective exaggeration and propaganda role of the media in the previous case should also be brought into play (as always;
- The "hurried" police officers could only give a few warnings and turn around because they could not implement compulsory measures, but the result was precisely to stimulate the defendant's aggressive behavior; lawyers and psychological counselors could not convict him for his ex-husband's verbal words, but could only warn him Defendant caused it to be too self-defense;
- The results were similar, the defendant committed a murder, the police and the lawyer were in a moral dilemma.
The impact of both cases on me: The bl episode also makes me reflect a little bit on when professional ethics and practical work conflict What is a more reasonable approach, and how to deal with it when an unexpected result occurs;
and the Liaocheng case that actually happened, with a worse nature and a sharper conflict, can make me directly give up thinking and be shocked at the occurrence of such a tragedy and hate it at the same time. The negligence of the Public Prosecution Law.
Summarize the reasons: the negative social image of various occupations under the functions of the state apparatus; the media guides public opinion, and public opinion influences public opinion; the information is not public enough.
Yesterday, I saw the Supreme Court's Weibo statement that the case will be followed up, and I am curious about the prosecution. The final result.
Say something else: Recently, it is the time when Weibo publishes large-scale immigration advertisements once a year, and all kinds of incredible news are endless: the poisoning case of Jilin kindergarten students; the murder case of Southern Medical University students; the climax is probably this humiliation Mother case. The process is all too familiar, shock, curiosity, disappointment, and finally oblivion. Emotions are the most useless thing if you can't change something.
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