After receiving the judgment of death compensation of more than 240,000 yuan, the broken hearts of the Chen couple who lost their children in the Candle Year were greatly comforted. Soon, Foshan Intermediate People's Court received a joint thank-you letter from 2 1 villagers, including Chen from tengxian Village, Guangxi. Huang 1988 graduated from high school and worked as a typist in Foshan Intermediate People's Court for six years. At that time, there were only two computers in the hospital, and two typists undertook the printing of all legal documents. In the eyes of others, this job may be boring, but Huang feels that he has learned a lot of skills in handling cases and writing legal documents from his predecessors. Then Huang worked as a clerk for two years. Her job requirements are: first, to be familiar with the case accurately; Second, she should be good at summing up and sum up clearly; Third, she needs to record quickly. In fact, this is also a basic skill of a judge, which laid a solid foundation for her later work as a judge.
During these eight years' practice, Huang persisted in studying and worked hard to improve his professional level. On the one hand, he humbly asked his colleagues around him, on the other hand, he asked for knowledge from books, successively obtained junior college and undergraduate diplomas, and participated in postgraduate courses. From 65438 to 0996, Huang became a judge as he wished.
The cases of the First People's Court where Huang is located mainly deal with divorce cases, personal injury compensation cases, private lending cases and many civil tort cases that are difficult to classify. These cases are very complicated. During 10, Huang handled more than 2,000 cases, none of which exceeded the trial time limit, none of which was commuted and sent back for retrial, and none of which was misjudged.
This is because of Huang's spirit, he wakes up in every situation 12 points, and he is not allowed to have the slightest burnout. She said: "we fight many lawsuits a day, but the parties may fight once in their lives;" Doing wrong cases may be only one thousandth for us, but it is 100% for the parties. " This "considerate" idea made her regard every court session as "the first time".
Even if there are some disputes over compensation for a target fight of only a few hundred yuan, it may be really "boring" to outsiders, but Huang doesn't think so. "Once a small case is not handled well, it may also lead to criminal cases." In the attitude of being responsible to the parties, Huang will try his best to "settle" regardless of the size of the case.
Civil courts have a heavy workload. Huang often holds four sessions a day, and the trial is held every two hours. He goes to work in the morning and gets off work in the afternoon, and often even waits until seven or eight in the evening, and even has no time to eat. However, Huang not only pursues perfection in the classroom, but also meticulously writes the judgment after the trial, asking himself not to make a punctuation mistake.
This serious and meticulous style is also the need of civil court work. 1999, Xiao Huang, who works in a printing factory in Shunde, had an accident while ironing clothes, and her right hand was severely burned and disabled. The court of first instance ruled that the factory compensated more than 90,000 yuan, but the factory owner appealed on the grounds that the case exceeded the statute of limitations, trying to shirk the responsibility.
After receiving the case of Huang, I immediately began to investigate. On the one hand, she helped Xiao Huang find legal aid to stabilize her mood. On the other hand, Huang visited the court of first instance, factories and hospitals, and read a lot of case materials. In this way, Huang finally found the documents that he had sought arbitration after being injured in a mess of documents. This new evidence proves that Xiao Huang's statute of limitations has not expired, and the boss's reason for not paying compensation is unfounded. Huang upheld the judgment of the court of first instance according to law, and the boss had to pay more than 90,000 yuan. Most of Huang's friends and colleagues call her "Military Sister", and the gentle "Military Sister" is also called "Iron Lady". Huang has his own explanation. She said that "iron" probably means handling a case. When handling cases, we must make every case an ironclad case, find out the facts, apply the law correctly, and stand the test of time. "
Soon after Huang became a judge, he encountered a difficult divorce lawsuit. Pink's husband had an affair and their relationship broke down. Xiao fen refused to accept the divorce in the first instance. "We are three pairs of mother and son. What shall we eat in the future? " What to wear? "In the face of crying in court, Huang thought," How can a woman rely on men to this extent! "With questions, Huang came home as a guest." We women should be stronger! " She encouraged Xiao Fen to regain her confidence in life. The lawsuit finally got divorced. Later, Huang joined the Women's Federation and helped arrange work.
Huang is a straightforward person, and he does things neatly. But in court, she will patiently listen to the client's statement. "If the opportunity to speak in the second instance is not guaranteed, he will feel more wronged. Even if it is handled fairly in procedure and entity, it cannot eliminate the doubts of the parties and make them accept the judgment from the heart. Therefore, judges should regard trial as a' decompression machine' to ease disputes and a' lubricant' to resolve contradictions. " This is Huang's "consideration" for the parties.
In a personal injury compensation case, a lawyer frequently raised his hand to ask for supplementary opinions, and Huang Yiyi was satisfied. The trial lasted until after work, and the lawyer took out a law textbook and asked the judge to "pay attention to the place worthy of reference in this book". Huang allowed the lawyer to read important paragraphs.
Once, an old classmate invited her to dinner and asked her for help. It turned out that the door of the old classmate's house was too big, which occupied the neighbor's passage slightly and was taken to court by the neighbor. Huang Wanyan declined his old classmate, saying that "the law will be fair" and paid for the meal himself. Finally, our old classmate Huang lost the case and was sentenced to demolish the gate and restore the original state. At the end of 2005, a divorce case appealed for the custody of children reached Huang. After the trial of the first instance, she realized that it was not improper for the court of first instance to decide that the child should be raised by the woman, but she did not make a judgment easily. Because the man had hidden the child before the lawsuit, his attitude was quite tough: "The big deal is detention 15 days, I am ready." The man said that if the child did not commute his sentence, he would hide the child until he 18 years old came of age. ...
Huang's mood is very heavy. If the judgment is made immediately, it will lead to new contradictions and disputes. Fighting for a child will hurt the child's mind. She thought: "We must consider mediating this case from the perspective of benefiting the child's physical and mental growth." Huang has mediated five times and painstakingly pointed out the harm to the child. During the mediation, both men and women shed tears several times. At this point, Huang made a ruling to uphold the original judgment.
Late one night at the end of February, 2002, Miss Li, who was working in a bar, had a traffic accident on her way home from work, and her lower limbs were paralyzed. After the accident, the bar owner took the initiative to bear the medical expenses and other 78 thousand yuan. In July 2004, the bar almost closed down because of poor management, and the boss no longer paid any fees. In desperation, Miss Li came to the court in a wheelchair to sue and asked the bar to bear civil liability for compensation.
In the first trial, the defendant argued that the two parties were labor disputes and should take the procedure of arbitration first and then prosecution. In fact, Ms. Li's case has exceeded the 60-day time limit for labor arbitration appeal. Strictly speaking, she has lost the right to obtain relief through judicial channels.
The bar owner suffered from depression because of serious losses and lawsuits. The first step of Huang's mediation is to untie his heart. However, every time the bar owner's heart just eased down, Miss Li went to the door to sit still, which triggered a strong resistance from the bar owner and the mediation had to start again. Huang Wei mediated four times. Finally, after three nights of long talks, the boss was moved and expressed his willingness to pay 30 thousand yuan in one lump sum. With this money, Miss Li and her old father were in tears.