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What's the value of a day of freedom?Posted by Jeremy Goldkorn, April 8, 2008 10:56 AM
Chinese Law Prof Blog by George Washington University Law School's Professor Donald C. Clarke is a must follow blog if you're interested in Chinese legal issues. This is a post from yesterday:
Compare that to the 73.3 yuan per day that Qin Zhongfei was awarded for his loss of freedom in the Pengshui SMS case. As they say in the film Team America, freedom isn't free. But it sure is cheap.
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Comments on What's the value of a day of freedom?"As they say in the film Team America, freedom isn't free. But it sure is cheap."---Jie Rui Mi Goldkorn Actually its, "Freedom isn't free. No there's a hefty f*cking fee!" Interesting. It's based on a day's wage. But that's not 24 hours worth. Does that mean you are free to run around outside the working hours ? |
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