Ke Xuezhuo's son-in-law

Chapter 181 Illegal Enrollment · Winning the Case
  "We should be able to win, right?" Mihara Koko, who was standing next to Fujiwara Hoshikai, said with a somewhat distracted look.

Fujiwara Xinghai, who was immersed in the duel, also came back to his senses at her words and looked at her.

Noticing the excited and trembling body of the other party, Fujiwara gently touched her shoulders with his hand and comforted her, "It's definitely okay, Mr. Yonehara, don't worry, the illegal enrollment will definitely come to light."

Even though she had never taught Fujiwara Hoshikai, Fujiwara still wanted to call her his teacher.

"Uh-huh."

After receiving Fujiwara's answer, Yonehara Koko nodded and pressed his heart with both hands.

The other party's words were like a tonic to soothe her heart, and what surprised her most was that she inexplicably felt a look similar to Minako's on Fujiwara Hoshikai.

Especially the tone of voice when calling her teacher is inexplicably similar.

In order to avoid unjust cases, the Neon Procuratorate's attitude towards criminal cases is to be cautious and cautious, so once they file a criminal lawsuit, it can basically be assumed that the Procuratorate will win the case.

After all, in 99.99% of the lawsuits filed by the procuratorate before this, the defendant was guilty.

In court, the defendant's lawyer sat nervously in the dock, facing the serious prosecutor Kujo, with an extremely heavy heart. This lawsuit is about his client's freedom, and he must do everything he can to defend the rights of the defendant.

However, he soon realized that this was not an easy battle, and the 0.01% winning rate did not seem easy to grasp.

Shimoda Kohei sat in the dock, looking nervous. He knows that his crime has been exposed, and now he can only hope that his lawyer can come up with a clever way to help him get out.

The presiding judge also took a look at the information submitted by Kujo Reiko. After reading it carefully, he exchanged opinions with the other two judges and said that the evidence was valid and the defendant needed to explain the source of the funds for the evidence.

Shimoda Kohei's lawyer looked anxious, but could not find any reason to excuse his client.

However, Kujo Reiko's problems became more and more acute. Shimoda Kohei began to feel that his situation was getting worse.

"Mr. Shimoda, let me ask you again, how did you get the funds in your account?" Kujo Reiko glanced sharply at Shimoda Kohei. The cold light in his eyes was as oppressive as the scorching sun of autumn frost.

Shimoda Kohei coughed and replied with a trembling voice: "That's the funding from my family."

"Then does your family have so much money?" Kujo Reiko continued to question.

"It's a lottery"

"Lottery, didn't you just say that your family helps themselves? Your family runs a lottery company?"

"No, that is"

Seeing that he could not explain himself and became incoherent, Shimoda Kohei was silent for a while, and finally lowered his head and glanced at his defense lawyer from the corner of his eye.

The lawyer who received the hint immediately stood up to protest, saying that the prosecutor was using oppressive questions and was not in compliance with the rules.

But Reiko Kujo ignored it and continued to ask, "Since you admit that these funds were obtained illegally, did you benefit from these and failed to file taxes properly?"

"I…"

It was the first time I heard someone say that illegal income must be reported as tax, and I was confused.

"please answer my question."

Kujo Reiko looked condescendingly at the dock.

Seeing that no one can help him, Shimoda Kohei, who is lucky, believes that as long as he confesses, his sentence should be reduced. So he thought for a moment, and then nodded vigorously.

Kujo Reiko got the answer she wanted again.

So she returned to the plaintiff's table and took out a document and brought it to the middle of the courtroom. Holding up the document in his hand, he said, "This is a list of students submitted by the Aipado Elementary School to the Junior High School every year."

The students on the list are recommended to the middle school department in the name of talented students.

Then he took out another document, which contained a list of students who had failed their studies many times because they could not keep up with their studies. Without exception, they were all students recommended by Shimoda Kohei and Sugiyama.

Shimoda Kohei and Sugiyama made hundreds of millions from this.

Each question was clever and in-depth, making it impossible for him to answer easily. He felt that his mind was getting more and more confused, his thinking was getting slower and slower, and he even began to question his professional abilities.

Defense lawyers try to answer every question, but are often disrupted by prosecutors' questioning. He felt his language skills gradually deteriorate, each answer becoming more and more fragmented.

After the prosecution's evidence chain was sufficient and there were enough witnesses to testify for it, the jury and the judge in the court unanimously agreed that the crime was guilty, and the presiding judge announced that a day would be set for sentencing.

After realizing that there was nothing he could do to save his life, the defendant's lawyer silently put away his documents and watched his client being taken away by the police.

He lost the lawsuit, but he couldn't see any frustration of failure on his face. After all, it was not shameful to lose to Madonna in court. If it weren't for the high commission fee, he wouldn't have taken over the case. Plus, this was not a contingency agency. , so no matter you win or lose, you just get the money.

After the verdict was pronounced and the work was handed over, Kujo Reiko's face showed a seriousness different from the one in the courtroom, replaced by the sense of accomplishment brought by the implementation of justice.

After leaving the court, Fujiwara and Yonehara Koko came to Kujo Reiko to express his gratitude.

Kujo Reiko silently accepted Yonehara Koko's gratitude. For her, being able to exercise justice is more important than anything else.

"No need to thank you. It is my job to bring justice. Besides, Minako discovered this first. If it weren't for those two criminals, she would definitely become an excellent prosecutor."

Being able to consciously prepare to prevent illegal crimes at such a young age, Mochizuki Minako's mind is indeed very suitable for being a prosecutor.

Mentioning her student, Yonehara's eyes flashed with tears and she sighed softly, "Yes, I also hope she can become a prosecutor like you."

After chatting for a while, Kujo Reiko was about to leave, but before leaving, she patted Fujiwara on the shoulder and asked him to call her after thinking about it.

"Oh, let me think about it some more."

"Well, I'll wait for your call."

Here Kujo Reiko talks about whether to become her exclusive informant.

Fujiwara didn't have any special ideas about becoming a prosecutor's assistant. After all, just investigating a case with a decided outcome was so tiring, and investigating other cases would be exhausting to death.

After Prosecutor Kujo left, Fujiwara also left with teacher Koko Yonehara.

She originally planned to pay with blood, but she was a little hesitant when she saw the ending. She didn't know what to do. The problems that had troubled her for the past three years were solved like this, which made her feel like she still had unfinished business.

After arriving at the teacher's apartment, Yonehara Koko stared at the window in a daze. Fujiwara yelled several times before coming back to her senses. She wiped her tears and said with a smile, "Well, I have a request, Fujiwara-kun, can you agree to it?"

"What request?"

"Can you call me teacher again?"

"teacher?"

Feeling a very similar feeling to Minako's, Yonehara Koko couldn't hold it back any longer, hugging Fujiwara and crying.

The helpless beauty was the most distressing. Fujiwara felt a pity in his heart and secretly sighed that there were probably not many teachers like her in the world.

"Mr. Yonehara"

(End of this chapter)