包邮LIGHT ON CHINA——ASSIGNMENT CHINA（精装）《我的任务》——舒

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"But what does that achieve from the standpoint of justice？ Your trialscould be attended by the public in limitless numbers without in the leastaffecting the conduct of a judge who happened to be prejudiced, or of abiased jury chosen from a special class. And if a prosecutor wished to bringforth perjured testimony from witnesses who had been told what to say, thepresence of the public could not prevent him. "Nor is your press likely to raise an outcry or even give passing attentionto such injustices where the victim has been sufficiently denounced beforehand.In contrast, it is the duty of our Examination Committees, as the people'srepresentatives, to seek out and correct any abuses in a trial, and we have thepower to do so." Chen maintained that the arrests and trials of these gangsters asKuomintang agents were based not on their "thoughts" but on specific crimescharged against them. When I asked him about trials before "howling mobs,"such as had been reported abroad, he laughed.