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lled (阿苦辣) 于 (Tue Jun 7 00:35:16 2005) 提到:
百姓真实生活--生存篇(组图)
http://www.xhnews.net/article_view.asp?id=100
百姓的真实生活(组图)
http://www.xhnews.net/article_view.asp?id=98
【含泪推荐】中国贫困母亲纪实图片展
http://www.xhnews.net/article_view.asp?id=102
大山里农民的幸福生活_却总令我辛酸(组图)
http://www.xhnews.net/article_view.asp?id=101
中国农村娃张二荣的求学生活一天(组图)
http://www.xhnews.net/article_view.asp?id=114
http://www.xhnews.net/article_view.asp?id=106
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itv (旺角太子) 于 (Mon Jun 6 09:15:59 2005) 提到:
含泪看完，无语噫噎！
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ASAP (马嘶扬柳) 于 (Mon Jun 6 09:37:39 2005) 提到:
RE
哀民生之多艰。希望胡哥别忘了这些人。
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JFiRB (同言无忌) 于 (Mon Jun 6 11:02:42 2005) 提到:
现在明白了为什么有人冒死也要偷渡，为什么农村人要到城里做最脏最累的活儿。原来“
穷”是这样的。
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choi (choi) 于 (Mon Jun 6 11:27:09 2005) 提到:
In the first link are these two photographs:
7.基层法官用马驮着国徽巡回在偏远山区审案
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10.流动临时法庭在山区公路上开庭
So, in China, jusdges travel around to hear cases?
If so, (1) does the court publish a schedule in advance?
(2) Does a traveling judge accept new cases also? Then, how do you make sure
that a plaintiff chooses a certain judge to meet his taste (i.e,
judge-shopping). In both Taiwan and US, a judge is chosen by lot (random
selection) to avoid this sort of problems.
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poorcat (poorcat) 于 (Mon Jun 6 11:29:20 2005) 提到:
这些照片很感人。从摄影角度来讲也是拍得很好的。
我比较感触的是，它们也展现了，平凡甚至贫穷的生活也有快乐的一面。最喜欢那张“少
年拣煤者”，孩子脸上只有快乐！
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poorcat (poorcat) 于 (Mon Jun 6 11:33:02 2005) 提到:
估计是民事小案子，作用就像美国的小额法庭。
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choi (choi) 于 (Mon Jun 6 11:44:34 2005) 提到:
Possibly nobody in this board comes from rural area of China. Even your
assumption is correct, where to get defendants (and witneasses) right away if
a plaintiff just approaches a traveling judge on the spot? I mean, those
people (defendants and witnesses) need to be notified ahead of a hearing or a
trial.
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nanomag (笨) 于 (Mon Jun 6 11:51:09 2005) 提到:
please make this assumption.
so called travelling judges have done those job as good as possible.
if
a
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breezedancer (liar) 于 (Mon Jun 6 13:12:35 2005) 提到:
bless。。。
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breezedancer (liar) 于 (Mon Jun 6 13:13:49 2005) 提到:
bless。。。。。。。
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pluszero ( 0) 于 (Mon Jun 6 15:15:51 2005) 提到:
Waiting for the rise of a great emperor to save them!! For example, Elephant
the Great, Cat the great, Fucker the Great, Jackass The Great. KAO
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mech (mech) 于 (Mon Jun 6 19:22:01 2005) 提到:
something jammed your freaking head, you better check it out.
if
a
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ASAP (马嘶扬柳) 于 (Tue Jun 7 22:09:42 2005) 提到:
It is still better than a loser like you. Save the F word for yourself. |
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