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  • iFlytek developing AI-enabled system for legal purposes

    2018-03-07

    Leading artificial intelligence company iFlytek Co Ltd is developing an AI-enabled system to assist courts in judging criminal cases, as the company steps up its push to accelerate the commercial application of its technology.

  • Plaudits to courts in Jiangxi province

    2018-03-06

    “A lot of changes and booming highlights are my impression of the courts in Jiangxi province,” said Wen Fei, an NPC deputy.

  • Minors' legitimate rights and interests should be better protected, says NPC deputy

    2018-03-06

    “When I conducted research at a grassroots court in Shanghai, I learned that from 2014 to 2016 the issue of child-rearing took up around 96 percent of divorce disputes,” said Xu Juehui, an NPC deputy and deputy general manager of the Shanghai Port International Cruise Terminal.

  • Tianjin court manages to break judgment enforcement difficulties

    2018-03-06

    “The key to tackling the bottlenecks of judgment enforcement is using the right methods,” said Cai Hua, an NPC deputy and director of the Tianjin-based Wisely Law Office.

  • China mulls new law to promote, protect foreign investment: spokesperson

    2018-03-05

    BEIJING -- Chinese lawmakers are planning to combine the country's three foreign investment laws and work on a new basic law to promote and protect foreign investment, a spokesperson for the annual session of China's top legislature said on March 4.

  • Pledge to uphold Constitution will be required of leaders

    2018-03-05

    Revising China's Constitution is an important task for national legislators in this year's two sessions, but the fundamental law will also take on new prominence for the nation's leaders, as they will pledge allegiance to the Constitution.

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