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    • Legal Entities and Relationships
      • Legal Elements
      • Parties Involved
      • Timeline
      • Evidence Framework
      • Legal Entity Relationships
      • Key Conclusions
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Legal Entities and Relationships

Legal Elements

  1. Criminal Charge

    • Crime of Picking Qurels and Provoking Trouble (Article 293 of the Criminal Law of the People’s Republic of China).

  2. Constitutive Elements

    • Actus Reus: Disseminating false information via VPN tools on online platforms.

    • Harmful Consequences: Disrupting social order and causing severe chaos in public order.

    • Mens Rea: Intentional dissemination of known false information.

  3. Procedural Law Basis

    • Article 176 of the Criminal Procedure Law of the People’s Republic of China (prosecution requirements).


Parties Involved

  1. Defendant

    • Name: Chen Jingyuan

    • Role: Alleged perpetrator of the crime.

    • Background: Unemployed, holds a PhD degree, resides in Shanghai.

  2. Prosecuting Authority

    • Entity: People’s Procuratorate of Xishan District, Kunming City.

    • Role: Initiating public prosecution.

  3. Adjudicating Authority

    • Entity: People’s Court of Xishan District, Kunming City.

    • Role: Trial jurisdiction.

  4. Case Handling Personnel

    • Prosecutor: Ge Bin

    • Prosecutor Assistant: Li Zhenwu


Timeline

  1. Criminal Conduct Period

    • July 2019 to April 2022: Continuous dissemination of false information.

  2. Enforcement Actions

    • September 6, 2022: Defendant apprehended in Kunming (Runcheng Residential Area).

    • September 7, 2022: Criminal detention by Xishan District Public Security Bureau.

    • October 14, 2022: Formal arrest approved by the procuratorate.

  3. Procedural Milestones

    • December 16, 2022: Case transferred to procuratorate for review.

    • December 16, 2022: Defendant informed of rights (e.g., legal counsel).

    • January 12, 2023: Indictment filed with the court.


Evidence Framework

  1. Evidence Categories

    • Material evidence, documentary evidence, defendant’s statements, expert opinions, investigative records, audiovisual materials, and electronic data.

  2. Key Evidence Correlations

    • Electronic Data: VPN usage logs and chat records proving dissemination.

    • Social Impact: Expert evaluations or witness testimonies on public order disruption.


Legal Entity Relationships

Defendant: Chen Jingyuan  
│  
├─ Conduct: Disseminated false information (2019–2022)  
├─ Legal Violation: Article 293 (Criminal Law)  
├─ Enforcement: Detention → Arrest → Custody (Xishan Detention Center)  
└─ Proceedings: Investigation → Prosecution → Trial  
│  
└─ Prosecution: Xishan Procuratorate (via Criminal Procedure Law, Art. 176)  

Key Conclusions

• The indictment establishes a complete chain of evidence, focusing on the defendant’s intentional dissemination of false information and its severe societal impact.

• Procedural timelines align with statutory requirements for criminal cases in China.

• The case hinges on proving the causal link between online actions and public order disruption.

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