Thank you, Mr. Li!
(Baonghean) - Miscarriages of justice always leave severe consequences, both mentally and physically, for those who suffer. The recent cases of wrongful arrests, wrongful imprisonment, and excessive, unlawful beatings resulting in death have terrified everyone, and they hope such things will never happen to them or anyone else.
Therefore, the responsibility of law enforcement agencies is to prevent wrongful convictions that cause suffering to innocent people. This means there can be no leniency or variation within any range or percentage, however small; the requirement is the highest level of accuracy, 100%.
Therefore, everyone was surprised and shocked when, at the meeting of the National Assembly Standing Committee on the morning of April 1st, while discussing the draft Resolution of the National Assembly on strengthening measures to prevent wrongful convictions and ensure compensation in criminal proceedings, the relevant agencies presented a series of very specific targets. These included: reducing the number of cases temporarily suspended from investigation by at least 10% per year to prevent the omission of crimes; reducing the number of cases of arrest and detention followed by administrative processing by at least 1% per year; reducing the number of deaths due to suicide by at least 10% per year; and preventing cases of death by beating in detention facilities...
Oh dear, what bizarre targets! Doesn't that mean allowing a certain percentage of "losses" from suicides and wrongful arrests? It's shocking. Fortunately, upon seeing these strange targets firsthand, Mr. Phan Trung Ly, Chairman of the National Assembly's Law Committee, vehemently refuted them. According to him, the regulations of the law, especially those concerning legal proceedings, must be implemented correctly, fully, and seriously. "You can't just say you're allowing at least 5%, 10%, or whatever percentage. A human life is a serious matter; why allow at least 10% or some percentage...?" He concluded: it's completely illogical!
Yes, it's completely absurd, utterly ridiculous! That target only harms the people. Fortunately, the Chairman of the National Assembly's Law Committee refuted it in time. Thank you, Mr. Ly!
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