Prosecutors talk about prosecutorial work for the people: handle cases in the hearts of the people

China News Service, Beijing, October 10 (Reporter Xie Yanbing) The State Council Information Office held a "Struggles on a New Journey" meeting with Chinese and foreign journalists on the 10th, inviting representatives of the procuratorial system to meet and communicate with Chinese and foreign journalists on the topic of "strengthening procuratorial supervision and fulfilling the responsibilities of national legal supervision agencies." Several representatives from the procuratorial system spoke at the meeting about how they strive to make the public feel the warmth of procuratorial work for the people in the handling of each case.

"We must handle the case in the hearts of the people." Xie Wenkai, a fourth-level senior prosecutor of the People's Procuratorate of Wuqing District, Tianjin, has been working in the procuratorate for 16 years. He is mainly engaged in criminal prosecution work and has handled more than 1,400 cases of various types. From "small cases" involving ordinary people's neighborhood disputes, to cross-border telecommunications network fraud, from major economic cases involving more than 10 billion in value, to major and complex job-related crimes, he has always adhered to the professional belief of "let the guilty be brought to justice, the innocent be innocent, the victims feel warm, and the people are satisfied."

In Xie Wenkai’s view, the truth must be kept during the review of evidence, and the warmth of the world must be kept during the application of the law. He said that when handling a pension fraud case involving more than 22 million yuan, the cries of more than 160 elderly people made him understand that if the crime cannot be punished and the pension money cannot be recovered, then the people's feelings will be zero.

"In the face of the criminal suspect's stubborn resistance and the family's refusal to cooperate, we struck decisively, adopted 'investigation and freezing' measures in accordance with the law, interpreted all laws and supervised the refund of compensation, and ultimately recovered most of the losses for the elderly." Xie Wenkai said.

The experience of Li Ming, a fourth-level senior prosecutor of the People's Procuratorate of Tongjiang City, Jiamusi City, Heilongjiang Province, gives people a glimpse of the warmth of grassroots prosecutorial work. In 1995, Li Ming was admitted to the Tongjiang City Procuratorate, 31 years ago.

"To be honest, grassroots procuratorial work rarely has such magnificent scenes. Our judicial warmth is hidden in ordinary cases one after another." Li Ming gave an example. For example, supporting a prosecution allowed migrant workers to get their wages and go home happily for the New Year; a law popularization lecture helped more people learn to protect their rights. To this day, she still clearly remembers the scene when a deaf-mute person she once helped gave a thumbs up with both hands to express her gratitude.

Chen Furong, a third-level senior prosecutor of the People's Procuratorate of Anshun City, Guizhou Province, is one of the first batch of prosecutors to engage in the prosecution of minors. She talked about a minor victim protection and rescue case she handled.

Chen Furong said that after Xiaoli was violated during the handling of a criminal case, his mother was left to bear the burden of the family alone. "We issued judicial relief funds to Xiaoli, provided family education guidance, and provided civil support for prosecutions, and we began eight years of assistance. After the college entrance examination in June this year, Xiaoli immediately called to tell her the good news that her child was admitted to Guizhou University of Traditional Chinese Medicine. After learning the good news, we continued the assistance, and coordinated with caring enterprises and the civil affairs department to apply for a 10,000 yuan scholarship and student loan for Xiaoli."

"From victims to college students, a helping hand or a heart-to-heart talk may change the trajectory of minors' lives. The procuratorial organs use diversified rescue methods to help minor victims get out of their predicaments, conveying procuratorial warmth and reflecting prosecutorial responsibility in 'justice for the people'," said Chen Furong.

Satisfying the people is the starting point and goal of all procuratorial work. Song Xidong, a fourth-level senior prosecutor of the People's Procuratorate of Gushi County, Xinyang City, Henan Province, has a deep understanding of resolving social conflicts in many years of grassroots practice.

"Years of practice have taught me that to resolve social conflicts, we need to be considerate and knowledgeable. To be considerate means to be a caring person of the masses and always keep the interests of the masses at heart. To be intimate is to be an intimate person of the masses and carefully study and judge the demands of the masses." Song Xidong said.

The prosecutors did not tell earth-shattering stories, but they showed their persistence day after day. Their practical actions made the public feel the warmth of prosecuting for the people.