“枫桥经验”的河套实践：三位司法所长的调解故事

Core Viewpoint - The article highlights the impactful stories of three grassroots judicial workers in the Hetao Plain of Inner Mongolia, showcasing their dedication to resolving conflicts and promoting legal awareness within their communities [1]. Group 1: Individual Contributions - Hao Menghe, a judicial officer in Linhe District, emphasizes the importance of both legal principles and human emotions in mediation, achieving a 99.2% success rate in resolving 340 disputes over three years [2]. - Ulan, the judicial officer in Wulatezhongqi, has successfully mediated over 200 disputes with a success rate exceeding 98%, focusing on community engagement and support for marginalized groups [3]. - Zhang Jiandong, serving in Wuyuan County, has handled over 500 disputes in 25 years, implementing innovative support models for community correction and demonstrating a commitment to public service [4][5]. Group 2: Community Engagement and Legal Awareness - Hao Menghe has established "Legal Culture Bookhouses" and organized a "Legal Art Promotion Team" to enhance legal education, utilizing local social media to reach a wider audience [2]. - Ulan actively participates in community events to distribute bilingual legal materials, conducting 42 legal awareness sessions and distributing 3,000 pieces of information in 2024 [3]. - Zhang Jiandong has transformed a previously underperforming judicial office into a model of standardization, emphasizing the importance of addressing even minor community issues [4].