romoted and prosperous, don’t forget your brothers.”
It’s as yin and yang as ever.
Who is your brother?
He didn’t have much dislike for the criminal police squadron leader Han Bo. He didn’t like him either. He said perfunctorily: “Captain Cheng, I would like to thank you for your good advice. If the day comes, I will definitely come to your door with two bottles of good wine to express my gratitude.”
“I’m not the one. Bodhisattvas in the temple don’t need to come to the door to fulfill their vows.”
The more he talks, the more he talks, and his words are on par with Ma Zhigong.
Thinking that the incoming instructor was also known as “a drinker and a braggart,” Han Bo couldn’t help but frown.
Put everything else aside in advance and do your job first.
Since taking office as the public security commissioner, he has been so busy that he has not been able to spare much time to go to the village. Studying the work logs of Wang Yan, Xiao Dan, Chen Meng and An Xiaoyong has become the only way to understand the situation in the jurisdiction at this stage.
It may be because they have just been transferred to a new place, or it may be because they want to make progress and become “regular” as soon as possible. From the work log, it can be seen that they have done a relatively solid job and found that there are many problems in the jurisdiction.
It’s other people’s business to take care of it, and you can’t ignore it in your own jurisdiction.
Han Bo opened his notebook, made an outline, and then went to the study room to get more than a dozen legal books to find applicable legal provisions for existing problems.
Several people took the self-study exam and studied law on their own.
There are many study rooms that have just been set up regarding the legal provisions promulgated and implemented by the Standing Committee of the National People’s Congress and the judicial interpretations of the Supreme People’s Court and the Supreme People’s Procuratorate. There are no study rooms for various “decisions”, “notices” and local regulations of the State Council, central ministries and commissions, and provinces, cities and counties.
I called Shen Ruming, an “old classmate” who took the bar qualification examination together and was just transferred to the county legal affairs office some time ago. He told me that his side of the law was more comprehensive. The person was very helpful. After listening to the general situation, he quickly found some applicable documents and faxed them over through the fax machine.
I was so busy that it was already noon before I knew it.
Lao Wang knocked on the door and reminded in a low voice: “Mr. Han, it’s 11 o’clock. The instructor hasn’t arrived yet. Maybe he was delayed by something. How about we eat first.” “It’s
11 o’clock, so soon.”
“It’s you who are too late.” Commit yourself.”
Lao Wang didn’t feel anything if he didn’t remind him, but when he reminded him, he found that he was really hungry.
Han Bo packed up a pile of faxes and asked with a smile: “Is th