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2025-07
As a crucial form of new productivity, the low-altitude economy leverages low-altitude airspace resources, with flight activities as its core engine. It deeply integrates advanced technologies such as low-altitude intelligent networks and unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs), driving the development of the entire industrial chain, including manufacturing, operation, and infrastructure support. The 2025 Government Work Report clearly proposed the need to vigorously promote the safe and healthy development of emerging industries, including the low-altitude economy, and to provide key support in the demonstration application of new technologies, products, and scenarios. This strategic direction has received a positive response at the local level, with 30 provinces (autonomous regions and municipalities) across the country incorporating the development of the low-altitude economy into their government work plans for the year. As a key component of the low-altitude economy, the unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) industry is accelerating its evolution in the process of intelligent and networked transformation. However, while the booming development of the low-altitude economy unleashes enormous potential, it also poses a severe challenge to the existing legal regulatory system for UAVs. Of particular concern is that, against the backdrop of digital and intelligent network empowerment, flight and related activities in the low-altitude field harbor considerable criminal risks, with crimes endangering public safety such as "illegal flights" occurring frequently. In view of this, this article will focus on the determination of criminal liability for operating a UAV while intoxicated, and will delve into the legal basis, practical difficulties, and corresponding improvement paths of its criminal law regulation.
2025-07-10
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2025-07
Retrial Instance | "Golden Chain of Evidence" for Confirmation of Shareholder Qualification
Li filed a lawsuit with the first-instance court requesting: 1. A judgment confirming that the plaintiff Li is a shareholder of the defendant company, with an actual investment of 400,000 yuan, accounting for 10% of the defendant's equity; 2. The defendant bears the litigation costs.
2025-07-10
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2025-07
On July 4th, a mid-year summary meeting for the "Accompanying Flight Plan" was held, which was launched according to the work deployment of the Jinan Regional Management Committee of Zhongcheng Qingtong. Shi Guangbo, Deputy Director of the Jinan Office Management Committee of Zhongcheng Qingtong; Deng Pu, Director of the Human Resources Executive Committee; Zhang Rongjun, Deputy Director; the first group of "Accompanying Flight" partners; and young lawyers attended the meeting and gave speeches and exchanged ideas.
2025-07-09
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2025-07
Low-altitude Economy | A Study of Unmanned Aerial Vehicle Privacy Legal Issues
With the rapid development of drone technology, the application scenarios of civilian drones are constantly expanding, such as aerial photography, agricultural and forestry protection, logistics delivery, and urban management. At the same time, the high-precision aerial photography and convenient transmission capabilities of drones in public spaces have also raised public concerns about privacy infringement. Article 1032 of the Civil Code stipulates: "Natural persons enjoy the right to privacy. No organization or individual may infringe upon the privacy rights of others by means of probing, disturbing, leaking, or disclosing. Privacy refers to the private life peace and private space, private activities, and private information that a natural person does not wish to be known to others"; Article 1033 further lists the main types of acts that infringe upon the right to privacy. In addition, Article 2 of China's Personal Information Protection Law clarifies: "The personal information of natural persons is protected by law, and no organization or individual may infringe upon the personal information rights of natural persons", while Article 44 of the Cybersecurity Law prohibits "any individual or organization from stealing or otherwise illegally obtaining personal information, or illegally selling or illegally providing personal information to others". In the age of high technology, the information collected by drones often has the characteristics of both privacy information and personal information, and the two overlap in practical application: when a drone takes pictures or videos during flight, it may involve the portrait, residence, and other private spaces of natural persons, and may also lead to the collection of personal information. Although the Civil Code lays the foundation for the protection of privacy and personal information, there are no clear provisions for the protection of drones in their special technological form. On the other hand, the scale of China's civilian drone industry continues to expand, and the booming low-altitude economy has provided more application scenarios for drones, but it has also made the potential impact of drones on personal privacy more widespread and more hidden. The above problems and industry development trends show that drone privacy conflicts have become a pressing legal issue that needs to be addressed.
2025-07-08
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2025-07
In the previous article, the author systematically expounded on the framework and core characteristics of the Basic Law of the Macao Special Administrative Region. Based on this, this article will focus on an important component of Macao's legal system—the Macao Civil Code. In Macao's legal system, civil law occupies a crucial position. It comprehensively regulates personal and property relations between equal entities and plays a fundamental role in ensuring the orderly operation of socio-economic life. Based on the Macao Civil Code, this article will conduct a detailed analysis of Macao's civil law system and illustrate its specific application in practice with real-life cases.
2025-07-07
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2025-07
The difficulty of enforcing judgments has been a long-standing problem in judicial practice. During the enforcement stage, some judgment debtors deliberately evade or resist enforcement, resulting in the legitimate rights and interests of the winning party being delayed. To solve this problem, judicial organs have continuously improved the regulatory measures for punishing those who refuse to execute judgments and rulings in recent years. In June 2025, the Supreme People's Court, the Supreme People's Procuratorate, and the Ministry of Public Security jointly issued the "Opinions on Several Issues Concerning the Handling of Criminal Cases of Refusal to Execute Judgments and Rulings" (No. 8 [2025] of the Supreme People's Court, hereinafter referred to as the "Opinions"). These Opinions came into effect on July 1, 2025, aiming to further improve the mechanism for handling crimes of refusing to enforce judgments and rulings and to help solve the current problem of enforcement difficulties. The Opinions consist of 20 articles, which provide specific regulations on the division of responsibilities and cooperation among the people's courts, people's procuratorates, and public security organs in cases of crimes of refusing to enforce judgments and rulings, covering the investigation, prosecution, private prosecution, and trial stages. This article will analyze and interpret each article of the Opinions, discuss the difficult problems that may be encountered in practice and propose countermeasures in conjunction with relevant judicial interpretations, focusing on the division of responsibilities and cooperation mechanisms among the three organs of public security, procuratorate, and court, and evaluating the applicability and significance of each clause.
2025-07-04
03
2025-07
The core of shareholder responsibility lies in fulfilling the obligation to contribute capital and adhering to the principle of limited liability. In principle, if a company has paid in full its registered capital and has not engaged in illegal activities such as capital withdrawal, shareholders will not be added as persons subject to enforcement and subject to high consumption restrictions due to company debts. However, under certain circumstances, limited liability may be breached, resulting in supplementary or joint and several liability.
2025-07-03
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2025-07
Recently, Yu Cuilan, Deputy Director and Senior Partner of Zhongcheng Qinggai Law Firm, was interviewed by the "Towards the World, Quancheng Under Heaven" journal under Jinan Publishing House. Her story of legal service practice in international affairs and her commitment to the rule of law was featured in the journal's "People" column.
2025-07-02
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2025-07
On June 27th, in the midst of this summer season filled with memories and aspirations, Zhong Cheng Qing Tai's Jinan office successfully held its 2025 second quarter "Back to Graduation Season" J&T Rhythm Party. Organized by the Criminal Department and International Business Center of Zhong Cheng Qing Tai's Jinan office, and hosted by lawyers Han Ye and Zhai Chun Ting, the event aimed to allow lawyers to temporarily set aside their cases amidst their busy schedules, and relive their youth and dreams together through song and laughter.
2025-07-02
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