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上个世纪末以来,国内众多媒体中的法治类栏目雨后春笋般相继诞生。这些栏目刚一问世,就受到了全国受众的极大关注,收视和收听率直线上升。中央人民广播电台《现在开庭》栏目组独辟蹊径,不走诸如演播厅对话、直播现场抓捕、播放法制故事等传播形式的老路。而是以使听众收听庭审录音的方式直接把他们“带到”了开庭现场,这样做的收效不言自明。中国人民公安大学出版社则做了一件锦上添花的好事,把这一人气很旺的广播节目打造成图书。刚一拿到系列图书《现在开庭》之(3、4),我就被封面上那把法槌吸引住了:它的姿态代表着一种决心、它的色彩折射着一
Since the end of the last century, many sections of the legal system in many domestic media have been springing up one after another. As soon as these sections were published, they received the great attention of the national audience, and their ratings and listening rates plummeted. The Central People’s Broadcasting Commission’s “Now Trial” section has a unique approach and does not take the old ways of transmitting forms such as studio conversations, live-site arrests and legal stories. Instead, they were brought directly to court by listening to the courtroom recordings, which did not make sense. Chinese People’s Public Security University Press made a icing on the cake good thing, to make this popular radio programs into books. As soon as I got a series of books, “Now Trial,” (3, 4), I was drawn to the hammer on the cover: its posture represented a determination whose color reflected a