你干吗 我去接孩子 你不许碰我 法警
“I'm getting my son! Don't you touch me! - Bailiff! - Judge Wang told me to get him!”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
“He didn't get sent anywhere. The boy is in the playroom, right? What?”
你干吗 我去 接孩子 你 不许碰我 法警
“I'm getting my son! Don't you touch me! - Bailiff! - Judge Wang told me to get him!”
“- Bailiff! - Judge Wang told me to get him! Bailiff! Judge Wang, do something.”
“Keep your hands off me! Officer, restrain this person right now!”
In Chinese courts, litigants yell for 'fajing' (judicial police) to immediately suppress physical harassment and restore courtroom order.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
do not touch me; not allowed to touch me
A direct and forceful demand setting a physical boundary.
judicial police; court bailiff
Refers specifically to law enforcement officers stationed within Chinese people's courts.