He won't be protected by the Consumer Protection Law.

We found Yan isn't a common consumer who turns to the court for help when he is cheated by stores. So he won't be protected by the consumer protection law.

I had to interview a whole bunch like that today. They are all locals from single-child families. Only a few of them left me with good impression.

We didn't check the other districts. But based on these 18 cases, Yan is not a common consumer turning to the court for help when a store cheated him.

Yan had 18 cases between April 2004 and December 2005 in our court.

he said. ''He significantly narrowed the scope of constitutional protection. It's an unfortunate turn in constitutional law.