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我所普法團隊至定安縣雷鳴鎮昌源村和雷鳴村開展“百所進千村”民法典普法活動

爲了貫徹落實《海南省“百所進千村”民法典普法活動實施方案》，海南海地律師事務所積極部署，挑選優秀律師和黨員律師成立普法小組，充分准備好相關的普法宣傳資料，主動與當地村幹部聯系，獲得他們與村民的大力支持，入村普法活動取得良好成效。

普法活動動員部署會議

8月29日，海南海地律师事务所召开“百所进千村”民法典普法活動動員部署會議。

會議上，吳華主任傳達了文件精神和要求，成立普法宣傳團隊，對活動進行了安排部署。主任強調，普法宣傳團隊律師要發揮專業優勢，開展法律服務、法治培訓、法律咨詢、法治宣傳，並參與矛盾糾紛化解等工作，提升農村地區全民法治素養切實增強村民學習運用民法典能力，實現民法典普法宣傳在全省鄉村全覆蓋。

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民法典專題宣講、以案釋法

9月18日和9月22日，由林代律師帶領普法宣傳團隊，前往定安縣雷鳴鎮昌源村和雷鳴村開展以《民法典》爲主題的普法宣傳講座。

此次講座主要以《民法典》相關法條與真實案例相結合，通過以案釋法和深入淺出的形式，講解總則篇、物權篇、婚姻家庭篇、侵權責任篇等。將深奧的法律語言化爲老百姓能聽得懂的語言，進行了詳細的闡釋和解讀。引導村“兩委”幹部、黨員和村民大力弘揚法律精神，不斷增強法律意識，提高運用法治思維，提倡村“兩委”幹部帶頭尊法學法守法用法，化解法律風險、服務鄉村依法治理，爲推進中國式現代化貢獻更大的法治力量。

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講座結束後，村幹部和村民就工作中遇到的法律問題進行現場咨詢，土地糾紛、民間借貸等問題，律師用通俗化語言對村民的疑惑進行解答，並針對性地提出法律意見和建議，引導村幹部運用法治思維和法治方式解決問題。

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此次到昌源村和雷鳴村開展民法典專題宣講受到了村民們的熱烈歡迎，村民們積極性很高，踴躍提問、氣氛活躍。參加活動的村民們表示學到了一些法律常識，對于如何維護自身合法權益有了進一步的了解。海南海地律師事務所將繼續以“百所進千村”民法典普法活動爲契機，將持續組織公益普法服務活動，形成農村地區學法知法崇法守法用法的良好氛圍，暢通民法典普法宣傳“最後一公裏”。

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