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Video search for evidence infringing on portrait rights? How to legally search for evidence in a dispute? The court said so!

March 22, 2022

When encountering a dispute, many people will choose to record the evidence to protect themselves, but they are also worried that the recording may infringe on the portrait rights of others. In fact, the law protects the people's right to reasonably collect evidence. What are the feasible methods of collecting evidence and which are suspected of breaking the law? Based on the court's judgment, this article will analyze the current judicial opinions on different methods of collecting evidence, and make good use of legal evidence-gathering protection. own rights!

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Cross-border guardianship disputes, how to fight for cross-border parental rights?｜Yu Shuxing Lawyer

March 11, 2022

In cross-border divorce cases, the parties concerned are most concerned about who will take care of the children in the future. In practical cases, it is common for parents to hide their children’s whereabouts or even sneak their children abroad in order to fight for guardianship. It can cause the opposite effect, and may even affect the long-term parent-child relationship.

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Can centralized quarantine stations randomly check people's belongings?｜Lawyer Yu Shuxing

February 25, 2022

The quarantined person received the package sent by his family, but found that the contents of the package had been unpacked and turned over. Only then did he realize that the centralized quarantine station implemented a random inspection system for the sent items in order to maintain the safety of the place. Discuss whether the centralized quarantine station has the right to inspect the items sent by the public.

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