Too Bad I Take Things Seriously-Chapter 523 - 213: What to Do If Real-Name Whistleblower Information Is Leaked_4

Chapter 523: Chapter 213: What to Do If Real-Name Whistleblower Information Is Leaked_4

"People nowadays are obsessed with making money; they’d dare to earn any kind of dirty money?"

"Without ’up,’ rights protection would be like eternal darkness."

"..."

The joke writers showcased their talent, creating one joke after another.

In the video, the actions and consequences of another man with a knife in his quest for rights deeply cautioned them: ordinary people should not blindly seek justice on their own.

When dealing with unscrupulous doctors, one must pursue legal avenues. Blind medical disputes can have severe consequences.

Bringing a knife into public places would only lead to increasingly severe sentences.

Meanwhile, on Qin Mu’s side, he found a breakthrough and easily reported and exposed them.

He moved covertly. Flicking his sleeves, he left without taking a single cloud.

He perfectly exemplified the saying ’knowledge is power.’

This was the kind of rights protection they wanted to learn.

Meanwhile, in the legal study area, one discussion thread after another emerged, all researching and discussing the knowledge points in Qin Mu’s video.

"’Up’ said that real-name reporting is more effective. So, here comes the question: if my real-name report information gets leaked, can I turn around and sue the prosecutor’s office?"

"Sue the prosecutor’s office? Who dares to accuse this official in the court below?"

"I have a thought: if the unscrupulous doctor doesn’t take money but still deliberately prescribes expensive medications, does it still constitute a crime?"

"Not taking money but still deliberately prescribing expensive medications? Isn’t that a sign of a mental problem?"

"..."

One novel perspective after another was introduced. What the netizens cared most about was naturally the issue of real-name reporting.

This was because they had experience with reporting in the past.

But soon after they reported, the person they had reported would call them directly.

The so-called protection of the reporter’s information was virtually non-existent. 𝘧𝓇ℯℯ𝑤ℯ𝘣𝓃ℴ𝓋𝑒𝑙.𝑐𝘰𝑚

As a result, they all felt that reporting was a very risky matter.

If the reported person was influential, their report might not only fail, but they could also face retaliation!

This was also why, many times, people ended up just swallowing their anger and staying quiet.

「Jin City.」

In the Mountain and Water Garden District, after posting the video, Qin Mu played several rounds of games.

Without Qing Lan holding him back, he easily achieved three consecutive wins.

At midnight, Qin Mu shut down his computer and couldn’t resist opening the system panel.

But he saw that the latest task status in the system panel was still "ongoing" and had not yet been settled.

What’s going on? This case should have ended by now. Why hasn’t the system settled it yet?

Qin Mu frowned.

The judgment had already come down. He waited for half a day but still hadn’t received the reward for this task’s settlement.

This time, the judgment was severe: five doctors were sentenced to more than fifteen years in prison, and even the pharmacy owner, Liu Qiao, received fourteen years and six months. It should have settled long ago.

Could it be... the case isn’t over?

He shook his head, muttering to himself.

Then he turned on his phone and checked his newly uploaded video.

The video’s view count had already exceeded two million and was still growing.

The video’s comment section was filled with irrelevant, unnecessary, and trivial comments.

Seeing this, he directly opened the Study Law Alliance Forum, wanting to see the latest activities of his fans.

But in the law study section, he saw the netizens’ discussion about real-name reporting.

Many netizens questioned the confidentiality of real-name reporting.

They believed the risks of real-name reporting were simply too great.

Even anonymous reporting held risks.

Seeing the discussion among the netizens, Qin Mu couldn’t help but smile wryly.

This situation... indeed existed.

Actually, if reporting information is leaked, one can sue the agency in court for crimes like abuse of power, dereliction of duty, intentional disclosure of state secrets, or negligent disclosure of state secrets...

Faced with everyone’s doubts, Qin Mu thought for a moment and replied under the post using an alternate account.

According to the "Several Provisions on the Protection and Reward of Whistleblowers of Service Crimes," if a whistleblower’s information is leaked to the reported person, the responsible personnel must be pursued for criminal liability.

But typically, many people give up after one failed attempt to report.

If you find that your reporting information has been leaked, remember to keep evidence and directly sue the department responsible.