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A Norwegian man hired a friend to knock off a potential lover who didn't seem to share the man's ardor.
一名挪威男子雇傭了一位朋友，去殺一位似乎不怎么喜歡他的情人。
But then the would-be hit man got cold feet, so his patron sued him for entering into a contract under false pretenses.
可是，后來那個(gè)職業(yè)殺手臨陣退縮了，所以他的顧客起訴他，說他假借名義簽了一份合同。
The courts saw different legal issues.
不同的是，法院看到了其中涉及的法律問題。
They found the first man guilty of attempted conspiracy to commit murder and sentenced him to two years in prison.
他們發(fā)現(xiàn)第一名男子犯了謀殺未遂罪，判處他兩年徒刑。
The "hit man" got a hit of his own—a $1,200 fine.
這位“殺手”也得到了懲罰——1200美元的罰款。
An Indiana hotel asked a guest to write an online review, so she did:
印第安納州的一家酒店讓一位客人寫一篇在線評(píng)價(jià)，她寫道：
about the whiff of sewage in the room, the nonworking air conditioner, and the low water pressure.
房間里有異味，空調(diào)壞了、水壓低，
Oh, and the hairs on the bed. "I wasn't crazy about that either," she told rtv6.com.
哦，還有床上的頭發(fā)。”她告訴rtv6.com：“我也不想那樣。”
The hotel, it turns out, says it can charge customers $350 for negative reviews.
原來這家酒店表示，可以因?yàn)樨?fù)面評(píng)價(jià)向顧客收取350美元。
The Indiana attorney general wasn't crazy about that.
印第安納州司法部長對(duì)此并不熱衷。
He says the policy is "unfair, abusive, and deceptive" and is suing the hotel.
他表示，這項(xiàng)政策是“不公平、惡言、欺騙的”，正在起訴這家酒店。
