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"It's nothing, I'm just feeling a bit sentimental."

Lin Guodong put his thoughts aside and didn't elaborate.

"What are you feeling sentimental about?" Su Xin asked.

"I have mixed feelings about the prosecutors in Midorimori City."

Lin Guodong raised an eyebrow, his tone somewhat wistful.

"The prosecutors and judges of Green Forest City... are probably in for a treat!"

Enjoying life?

What benefits do prosecutors and judges enjoy?

Su Xin was somewhat puzzled, her face full of doubt, but she didn't press for an answer.

Lin Guodong didn't offer any explanation, knowing that the other party would naturally understand the meaning of his words once the trial began.

Immediately, his appetite returned, and he uttered his last words before finishing his meal.

"In short..."

"Wait two days, the trial will begin!"

......

The day.

November 8th, 11 PM.

The Intermediate People's Procuratorate of Lvsen City had already closed for the day, and the entire building was shrouded in darkness and silence.

But one window still had a light on.

Inside the office.

"Phew~"

Prosecutor Hu Guang breathed a sigh of relief. He sat down at the table and rubbed his aching temples.

The table lamp cast a warm yellow light, illuminating the weariness on his face.

A voice came from beside me.

"Let's go home. After all, your health is more important."

Hu Guang opened his eyes and saw a cup of hot tea being pushed in front of him.

Looking up, he saw his colleague Wang Wei and his apprentice Zhang Qing standing behind him, both of them looking tired and somewhat weak.

Hu Guang didn't reply; he held his teacup and took a small sip.

"Gurgle~"

The hot tea rushed down my throat and into my chest, and a warm current dispelled the chill in my body.

Hu Guang felt a sense of relief wash over him. He let out a long sigh and then looked up at the two people in front of him.

"After the chain of evidence was submitted, did the court say anything?"

Wang Wei pulled out a chair and plopped down in it.

He then spoke gently:

"No, the prosecution's evidence corroborates the police's, and it was submitted during the evidence presentation period, so there are naturally no problems."

Hu Guang nodded.

He was the presiding judge for the prosecution in Wang Qiang's case, and naturally, he had to conduct a self-examination as the trial date approached.

then.

Hu Guang looked up again, glanced at Zhang Qing who was standing silently to the side, and frowned as he asked:

"What about the victim's family?"

"Don't let the person disappear when the court hearing comes."

Some people are very abstract; they might not even participate in court proceedings in order to sleep in a little longer, especially in remote areas where legal awareness is very weak.

Zhang Qing began to speak:

"Chen Wei was notified a few days ago."

Chen Wei is a litigious lawyer, but being a litigious lawyer only indicates that the other party is of low character and uses despicable methods.

But it didn't deny the other party's ability to handle things!

Chen Wei could easily handle a minor matter like ensuring Li Youcai and Liu Cui appeared in court on time, but...

"Chen Wei is collecting statements in Lijia Village."

Zhang Qing hesitated for a moment, then finally couldn't hold back any longer. He frowned and spoke:

"His statements..."

Before he could finish speaking, Hu Guang interrupted him.

"What? Is the statement invalid?"

Hu Guang took a cigarette from the cigarette box on the table, lit it, and took a small puff.

Feeling the nicotine fill his chest, he exhaled deeply, looking at the young prosecutor before him with a seemingly indifferent expression.

"Or did Chen Wei fabricate false evidence?"

Upon hearing this...

Zhang Qing felt a lump in his throat. After a long silence, he shook his head and said in silence:

"without."

Is there a problem with Chen Wei giving his statement in Lijiacun, near the crime scene?

To be honest, from a legal perspective, there's no problem.

But don't forget, a statement comes from a person, and what a person wants to say doesn't depend on reality, but only on what he himself wants to say!

What would the villagers of Lijia Village say if an outsider killed Li Erniu?

Naturally, black is called white, and white is smeared as black!

In particular, the testimonies were provided by the dozens of people who participated in the riot at the time.

Legally, these people's testimonies are extremely valuable!

But these people can't say that Li Erniu deserves to die, since they also broke the law and committed crimes, right? No, in order to survive, they would subconsciously side with Li Youcai.

Although this testimony deviates from the facts.

But it can be used in court and as evidence!

"Where is the defendant's lawyer?"

Hu Guang suddenly asked.

"I remember... the defendant had a defense lawyer named 'Xu De,' did he do anything?"

Upon hearing this, the two people in front of him were slightly taken aback.

After a moment of recollection, he shook his head.

"no."

"We haven't heard anything from the court, and no evidence has been submitted during the evidentiary period," Wang Wei replied.

No evidence was submitted.

That means...

"He wants to win the case purely through arguments."

Hu Guang was taken aback, and his brows furrowed.

"What is this lawyer's resume?"

Relying solely on improvisation and arguments to win a lawsuit... that's incredibly overconfident!

Even some veteran lawyers wouldn't dare to do that; those who can win a case based solely on this are all top-tier lawyers who started out as such.

No... even a gold medalist wouldn't dare to do this!

No resume.

Zhang Qing shook his head. "He's a young lawyer who just finished his internship a few months ago."

A young lawyer, fresh out of internship, has no evidence and wants to improvise his defense...

On the other hand, there was a meticulously crafted logical chain of events meticulously compiled by the police and prosecutors. Chen Wei even went so far as to compile the testimonies from Lijiacun!

this......

"Alright, we are the prosecution, not the defense."

Hu Guang stubbed out his cigarette, took a deep breath, and the weariness in his eyes disappeared, replaced by a sharp and determined gaze.

"All the necessary procedures have been followed, and now... we just have to wait for the court hearing the day after tomorrow!"

And those troubled by the "Lijiacun case"...

But he wasn't the only one.

......

11 month 9 day.

Lusen Intermediate People's Court.

"The defendant hasn't presented any evidence yet... Oh no, the prosecution has submitted a lot of evidence before the trial."

"this......"

"Old Zhang, this case is extremely serious, and there's been a huge public outcry. The court is also holding a public trial. If the defendant's situation becomes too difficult during the trial..."

The office of the First Criminal Division of the court.

Judge Liu Jianguo held a newspaper in his hand, his face solemn as he looked at the overwhelming public opinion on the page.

After a long while, he turned his head to look at his side.

Sitting beside me was a middle-aged man in a judge's robe. He had a square face, weathered skin, and ordinary features, yet he exuded an aura of authority without being angry.

Liu Jianguo said solemnly:

"The trial starts tomorrow, and barring any unforeseen circumstances, this case... will attract a lot of attention."

According to the law.

The case was heard in public, and passersby and reporters were welcome to attend the trial and watch from the audience.

And if they see the defendant at a disadvantage... it might incite public outrage!

A father who had been searching for his daughter for ten years was convicted of a serious crime after his attempt to save her resulted in the death of a buyer involved in prostitution.

Just imagining that scene gave Liu Jianguo goosebumps.

But unfortunately...

"Just proceed with the normal trial."

Judge Zhang Bingxin spoke expressionlessly, clutching the newspaper, his calm eyes showing no emotional fluctuation.

Upon hearing this...

Liu Jianguo seemed to want to say something but hesitated.

Zhang Bingxin was the presiding judge in Wang Qiang's case, and the presiding judge's attitude played a decisive role in the course of the entire case!

Liu Jianguo knew what kind of personality the other person had.

Neutrality, impartiality, and transparency!

Zhang Bingxin rarely exercised his so-called discretionary power; he only looked at evidence and the truth.

Therefore, this also indirectly shows that it depends on the individual abilities of both sides' lawyers and agents. In this case, Wang Qiang's defense lawyer... he didn't even submit any substantial evidence.

"Pack up."

After reading the newspaper, Zhang Bingxin put down his hand expressionlessly and then stood up.

"Get ready for court tomorrow!"

Watching his departing figure.

Liu Jianguo remained silent for a moment, and finally sighed deeply.

"Ugh."

He's just a judge in the court, not a police officer, not a prosecutor, not even the presiding judge. Right now, all he can do is...

All that's left is to prepare for the court hearing!

Thinking of this, Liu Jianguo's mood vanished, his expression became solemn, and he threw himself back into his work.

this day.

The entire afternoon seemed to slow down, making it feel incredibly long!

[Yang Teng Law Firm]

Chen Wei, the victim's legal representative, looked at the series of information documents he had compiled in his hand, a sinister smile flashing in his eyes.

[Intermediate People's Procuratorate.]

Prosecutors Hu Guang and Wang Wei repeatedly checked for omissions in the items they needed, their expressions unusually serious.

Jinmao Law Firm.

Xu De finished writing the last document and smiled as he looked at the words on it.

Whether he lives or dies depends on whether he can stand up to a hundred people and argue with them in court tomorrow!

even.

Even in society...

The discussion surrounding the Lijiacun case is heating up throughout Lusen City!

The aunties at the vegetable market, the workers at the construction site canteen, the white-collar workers in the workplace, and the factory workers all talked about the case with great enthusiasm, their excitement dispelling some of the chill of November.

Even the reporters were organizing their paper and pens.

Everyone is waiting.

Waiting for the first trial tomorrow!!!

And it was amidst this tense situation and the maneuvering of all parties that time quietly passed, and in the blink of an eye...

......

......

11 month 10 day.

The trial of the Lijiacun case has begun!