Recently, the anti-corruption storm on the mainland has escalated again, confronting those insatiable corrupt officials and corrupt officials. The way of striking this time is not ordinary - directly on the death penalty!
From the first few small shrimps to the later big tigers, none of them have escaped justice. But just like that, there are still many diehards who do not change their minds and have to put their hands into the pockets of the country and the people.
Recently, the government has come up with a new trick. Nationwide, for those particularly serious cases of embezzlement and corruption, the death sentence is directly a death sentence, and there is no mercy at all.
As soon as this news came out, it scared the corrupt officials who had not yet been caught, and they began to worry about whether they would become next.
The death penalty, as soon as the word came out, was not just scary. There's so much more to play behind it. First of all, the deterrent effect of the death penalty is indeed very strong.
Once a corrupt official knows that he has committed a crime and may be sentenced to death, will most of them be so bold and reckless? At least some will begin to rein in and be less unscrupulous.
But the death penalty is not such an easy trick, it is like a double-edged sword. It can quickly and effectively eliminate corrupt elements and protect the interests of the state and the people's property from infringement.
But if you use it in the wrong place, the consequences can be serious. For example, sometimes, there may be a risk of wronging a good person, or there may be a problem in the implementation process, which is something that requires extreme caution.
Those corrupt officials, knowing that they might face the death penalty, began to try various methods to intercede, hoping to reduce the punishment. Some of them may really reflect at the last moment of their lives, or they may just want to go through the back door and escape the law. These situations are extremely ironic and make one ponder.