The movie "Article 20" is not only a fascinating legal film, but also a profound understanding of the complex relationship between law, morality, power and justice. It makes us re-examine the role of the law in society and how the law can be passed to make it more expensive for bad people to commit crimes, rather than making good people pay an undue price.
In the movie, prosecutor Han Ming is not only faced with whether to prosecute a criminal case, but also a battle about human nature, morality and law. The "bad guys" he faces not only have power and wealth, but also have distorted values and morals. These people take advantage of loopholes and gaps in the law to seek personal benefits for themselves, causing great harm to society.
However, the law is not powerless. It sets a series of rules and systems to restrain people's behavior and ensure the normal functioning of society. When someone violates these rules, the law sanctions and punishes them. In the movie, Han Ming and his colleagues used the law to bring the bad guys to justice and maintain social fairness and justice. This is a reflection of the fact that the law makes it more expensive for bad people to commit crimes.
But the law is not perfect, and it has its limitations and lags. The complexity of the cases in the film is largely due to the fact that the existing judicial precedents and case-handling practices cannot fully adapt to the emerging social problems and contradictions. This requires judicial personnel to have the courage and wisdom to promote the improvement and development of the rule of law while adhering to legal principles.
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At the same time, the film also shows us the close connection between law and morality. Morality is the foundation and supplement of law, which guides people to establish correct values and morals and consciously abide by social norms. In the movie, Han Ming is not only a prosecutor who adheres to legal principles, but also a person with empathy and noble moral sentiments, and his concluding arguments on justifiable defense at the case hearing have been recognized and praised by the society, and have also set an example for people to learn.
The movie "Article 20" also reminds us that the law is not only a tool to maintain social order, but also a barrier to protect the rights and interests of the people. Each of us should respect and abide by the law, and at the same time, we should actively maintain the authority and fairness of the law. Only in this way can we jointly build a harmonious, stable society under the rule of law.