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最高法院，高高在上，中华人民共和国最高司法机关。掌管全国刑狱讼断并且具有司法解释权，相当于立法权。今天我们聊聊那个曾经高高在上的最高法院的落马庭长郑学林。老郑。我和他认识快20年了，至今手机的通讯录里还保留着他的联系电话。我出狱后还彼此拜了个年，然后就没联系了，他也进去了。我们在监狱里面服刑时，经常见到在外面就很熟悉的老朋友。看到他们愁眉苦脸、一脸无望的样子，我常用我撰的对联劝他们想开点，上联是：早进来晚近来早晚近来，下联是：早出去晚出去早晚出去。横批，进进出出。
后来老郑我们一直保持联系，他人很好，没什么官架子，经常给我抱怨立案庭事多没油水，后来他去了重庆高院挂职副院长，他又总抱怨有些孤寂，没意思。有一次去重庆出差，我去看他，我们一起吃火锅，我拿他开玩笑，我就说：重庆妹子一个比一个漂亮，嫂子不在身边，你可要把持住呀，是不是作风上别出了问题。老郑深有感触地说到：一声叹息，唉，重庆姑娘漂亮归漂亮，就是太辣。就像这重庆火锅，好吃，不好消化。哎，果然出问题了。我看纪委的通报，他确实在这方面出了问题。
当时我非常有信心，我想老郑肯定得替我说句话，他只要实事求是说一句：如此羁押没有法律依据呀。我就得立即被释放。而我一旦被释放出来，我的案子也就差不多迎刃而解了。可是谁也没想到，老郑居然屁都没放就给签了字。而且先后两次签字延期羁押。不可思议吧。
后来我终审宣判后，我的妻子和岳父拿着我的材料去最高法申诉，他安排了一位老法官把伟华和我岳父请到了一个单间，听了半天，就一句话，内蒙的问题很多，杜文的案子先放在这儿，你们回去吧，等通知，没有通知不用再来。结果一直也没有任何通知。所谓的通知在新闻里获得，就是他换了地方，去了民一庭，退了休，然后进去了。所以我称他为陌路老友。
其实我理解老郑，我不怪他，毕竟屁股指挥脑袋。我只是想说，官场无友谊。我要提醒所有朋友们注意，千万别把官场的人当朋友，那些你平日好友故旧，在你出事时不站出来揭批你，不打主意骗你家人就已经不错了。至于背后帮忙，有没有？有，但是凤毛麟角。我就在想，老郑肯定明白，他不会选择抵抗，他会非常顺从地接受任何无理的判决。因为他比谁都明白，共产党的法院从来都不是一个讲法说理的地方。
The Supreme Court, towering above, is the highest judicial authority in the People's Republic of China. It oversees all criminal and civil cases nationwide and has the power of judicial interpretation, which is akin to legislative power. Today, let's talk about the downfall of the once high-ranking judge of the Supreme Court, Zheng Xuelin. Old Zheng. I've known him for nearly 20 years, and his contact number is still saved in my phone. After I was released from prison, we exchanged New Year greetings but haven't been in touch since then; he also ended up in prison. While serving time, I often saw familiar old friends from outside. Seeing them with their worried and hopeless faces, I often used a couplet I wrote to console them: "Early in, late in, in sooner or later; early out, late out, out sooner or later." The horizontal inscription is "In and out."
Later, Old Zheng and I kept in touch. He was a good person, with no bureaucratic airs, often complaining to me about the workload in the filing court and the lack of perks. Later, he went to Chongqing High Court as a deputy president, where he complained about feeling lonely and bored. Once, on a business trip to Chongqing, I visited him, and we had hotpot together. I joked with him, saying, "The girls in Chongqing are all so pretty; with your wife not around, you better behave yourself and not get into trouble." Old Zheng, feeling deeply, said, "Sigh, the girls in Chongqing are indeed pretty, but too spicy. Just like this hotpot, delicious but hard to digest." Indeed, he did get into trouble. According to the disciplinary commission's report, he had problems in that area.
At that time, I was very confident, thinking Old Zheng would surely speak up for me. If he just truthfully said, "There's no legal basis for such detention," I would be released immediately. Once released, my case would be almost resolved. But no one expected that Old Zheng would sign the extension of my detention without a word, twice in a row. Unbelievable, right?
After my final verdict, my wife and father-in-law went to the Supreme Court to appeal with my documents. He arranged for an old judge to meet with Wei Hua and my father-in-law in a private room. After listening for a long time, the judge said, "There are many problems in Inner Mongolia. We'll put Du Wen's case aside for now. Go back and wait for a notice. Don't come again unless notified." There was never any notice. The so-called notice came from the news, stating that Old Zheng had been transferred, retired, and then imprisoned. That's why I call him an old friend on a different path.
Actually, I understand Old Zheng; I don't blame him. After all, one's position dictates their actions. I just want to say that there is no friendship in officialdom. I want to remind all friends not to consider officials as friends. Those you consider close friends will be unlikely to stand up for you or deceive your family when you are in trouble. As for helping behind the scenes, does it happen? Yes, but it's extremely rare. I think Old Zheng must understand this well. He wouldn't resist; he would obediently accept any unreasonable judgment. Because he knows better than anyone that the Communist Party's court has never been a place for justice and reason.