The spring is bright, the apple grower in the village of the indo-tai street, the fruit farmers are busy trimming the fruit trees, and the busy plowing of spring tillage. On the eve of chongming, a training course in fruit-cutting techniques was completed and the villagers were “remained” by the staff of the indo-tai judicial institute before they could leave the orchards。
"don't leave in a hurry. Let's start a little class while we're crowded." the staff of the institute greeted everyone together, without a conference room or a podium, orchard was a classroom, and the accompanying legal information material was a textbook。
The indo-tai street building is a well-known apple-growing village in the indo-tai region, with 3,800 acres of apple gardens producing nearly 2,000 tons of apples per year, which are the main source of income for villagers. Every time spring tillage and apples are sold, the farmers are most concerned about whether, in addition to the strength of the fruit tree, the money will be safe and secure。
"we grow apples, we're afraid of two things: one buys a sap and the other sells them or doesn't return the money." the village master zhang says the sound of everyone。
In response to the real needs of the farmers, the staff of the institute lectured on what to do about contracts for the sale of fruits, what to do about arrears and how to defend the rights of those who buy counterfeit farming, in the light of real cases, in words that the country understands. The staff also distributed law and order posters to villagers, highlighting the provisions of the law of the people's republic of china on environmental protection, the law of the people's republic of china on safe production, etc., relating to spring farming production. At the same time, staff members have shared their stories with the public about the prevention of agricultural fraud, neighbourhood dispute resolution and fire theft。
“someone in the village next door was tricked into selling fertilizer at a low price. The staff member's statement is true in the future.” after hearing the speech, the villagers said:。
This is not the first time that the indo-tai judicial institute has opened a common law class to the field. Prior to that, the judicial institute had been able to reach out to the field yard of the building and to provide legal advice and mediation to the population through mobile public legal services. One trip to the village and two harvests - the villagers learned both fruit-planting techniques and legal literacy classes。
In recent years, the indo-dai district judicial office has continued to deepen its legal literacy campaign by developing a working model of precision universalism, pluralist universalism and “triangularism” in the law, which integrates the rule of law throughout grass-roots governance. The agency has also formed a team of law-enforcement lecturers, bringing together over 1,200 diverse law-enforcement advocates, such as law-enforcement volunteers, village (community) legal advisers and the people's ombudsman, and has innovatively built “mobile public legal services” to promote the decline of resources for quality legal services and to break down the “last kilometre” of rule-of-law services. According to statistics, over 1,500 legal literacy campaigns have been conducted throughout the region, over 20,000 legal consultations have been provided and over 2,600 disputes have been resolved。
Legal escorts and policies are at the bottom, and the rich path of the farmers is widening. The relevant officials of the indo-dai judicial institute stated that they would continue to explore new models of the “orchard law”. They would incorporate the rule of law into all aspects of agricultural production, guide villagers to the law and conduct their affairs in accordance with the law, and continue to instil the rule of law in the development of rural industries in the districts。
