A Court Spokesman Is Not A 24 Hour Hotline Answering Machine.

According to the reporter's report, 30 calls were randomly dialed, 12 were connected and interviewed, 9 were not answered, and 9 were connected or busy after the connection was answered. In view of this situation, we need to make it clear that most of the court spokesmen are part time jobs, that is to say, they still have their jobs to complete. This is not difficult to understand why the spokesperson did not have time to speak.

　　 Publish The spokesman's contact method is a brand new press release system, which will enable the public to make their own queries about the judicial work at the first time. In the judicial process and work, information disclosure is lagging behind. The process is not transparent enough. The media can only wait for the "notice" of the judiciary. However, in such a way, the media and the public will turn from passive to active at once. Once there is any doubt, pick up the phone and ask for a clear answer. Besides, there is also an additional function -- Cha Gang, who can not run to the court to see if they are all there.

The profit of this way is self-evident, naturally good, but if it is not well handled, it is not "harmless". The specific details need to be further refined. Publish Most of them belong to the private phone numbers of the speakers, so the dialing time should be stipulated in working hours, and the process of calling should also be recorded to ensure that both parties are fully responsible for the content of the speech. While protecting the public's right to know, the spokesman's personal life should not be ignored.

Just imagine that not only the media would like to take this opportunity to interview directly, but the public is curious about the relatively serious and careful judicial work, which also provides a good "answering questions and confusion" hotline. If the spokesman's phone is ringing for 24 hours every day, everyone can speak freely to them. They can express their doubts, anger, puzzles and bad attitudes. Therefore, in order to protect the basic rights of the spokesperson, in order to avoid it, Standard It is not enough and detailed to cause unnecessary misunderstanding. We must work carefully and fully and correctly promote the new release system. We must make sure that the spokesman is not the 24 hour hotline answering clerk, so that the good will not be turned into a "bad thing".

Extremes must be reversed, and any mechanism must adhere to the principle of moderation. If the spokesman has enough time and patience and "long winded" on the "check" phone, are there any other people who should worry that the spokesman has to answer the phone?