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> I have no choice but to obey. Did he ask a lawyer? Because it looks to me there are two possibilities. One, he was not doing anything illegal in which case
by grondilu 11y ago
> I have no choice but to obey.
Did he ask a lawyer? Because it looks to me there are two possibilities. One, he was not doing anything illegal in which case the police had no authority to stop his activities. Two, he was indeed doing something illegal in which case he can be glad he got out of it with what appears to be only a warning.
- 0xFFC 11y agoI didn't get where he/she is from.If I were him and I was in US I would fight back with legal system, but if I were in china and Iran I would run away (sadly because there is no reliable legal system in these countries)
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- kingdom017 11y agocan't agree more, law in china is a laugh
- kingdom017 11y agoIn China, the rule of man above the rule of law...the man who accuse the ISP for cannot access google in China has been arrested..(sorry for my poor english..)
- yyhhsj0521 11y agoIt's of no use. If he's lucky, he would "receive" a fabricated charge; if he's not, he would simply disappear.
- nilbot 11y agoIn China, the legal system works like this: you are innocent, you have done nothing illegal, but the big brothers think differently. So they first lock you up, if you are popular and the world is watching while they are locking you up, they will conjure up a charge like tax-evasions or conducting business scams [see AiWeiWei's charges] and make you suffer jail time chance fighting back. But in case you are not popular and the world didn't know you before incident happens, you will simply disappear. [see 'countless' dissidents' disappearing since 2013]
- rsy96 11y agoChina is not ruled by law.