Lawyer: Start with legal retaliation against infidelity!

To be honest, Lin Yue felt that a legal scholar should not... at the very least, have such a mindset that is almost provocative to the judiciary!

What do you mean... this is a prosthesis?

Which prosthetic limbs contain steel balls?

Whose prosthetic limb can launch steel balls and kill someone?

Who has a gun barrel on their prosthetic leg?!

"No, no, no, this isn't right!"

Lin Yue quickly shook his head. He then picked up a document from the side, the handwriting on which was very clear.

Upon closer inspection, the group discovered that the document was indeed information related to the first instance trial.

"This is information from the first instance trial."

"Leaving aside the official assessment, even the defendant Li Jie himself admitted that it was a 'gun'."

Li Jie didn't lie, after all, he had no reason to lie. The whole incident was filmed, and if he tried to defend himself, he would only live for a day or two longer, instead he would have to endure 24-hour interrogation.

For him, killing Wei Tian was enough...

so......

"Look, this is Li Jie's statement after he was detained on May 1, 2003, following the shooting of Wei Tian."

"In his statement, Li Jie said: 'I made the gun myself. I used it to hunt birds in 87. I only made one. I thought...'"

Lin Yue pointed to the information on the document.

Yes.

Li Jie did admit that the police, the court, the prosecutor, the defendant, and the plaintiff all identified the weapon as a gun.

Nobody questions this thing!

But then again...

"Is the classification of firearms... based on human subjective perception?"

Xu De suddenly raised an eyebrow, looked at the person in front of him, and gave a probing look.

He lowered his head slightly, staring into the other person's eyes, and said again:

"Attorney Lin, what do you think? How was the gun determined?"

The moment those words were spoken.

The people present paused slightly.

How is a gun defined? Or rather, what kind of thing can be defined as a gun?

"Attorney Lin, look, I also have a gun in my hand."

Xu De spoke again, this time in a very calm tone. He stretched out a fist, his index finger and thumb extended, making a "7" shape.

Then, pointing his fingertips at Lin Yue, he parted his lips slightly.

"Snapped!"

This is like two kindergarten children using their hands as guns to have a gunfight.

It was very childish, and the three of them didn't quite understand.

Xu De withdrew his hand, revealing a gentle smile as he looked at Lin Yue and said:

"Attorney Lin."

"That was the 'gun' I was talking about, and I shot you."

"So, were you shot?"

"Should I also be arrested by the police and convicted of illegal possession of a firearm, as well as shooting someone?"

Lin Yue paused slightly, then immediately understood what the other party meant.

The law has a set of clear and objective standards for judging what something is.

Personal subjective judgments cannot affect objective standards.

such as.

You made a "7" shape with your hand and subjectively said it was a gun. So, does that really count as a gun? Of course not.

The same reason.

If you make a gun yourself and kill someone with it, and you subjectively say that it's not a gun but a stick, does the law then determine that you killed someone with a stick?

will not!

In general.

"The determination of the murder weapon is based on objective judicial standards."

Xu De began to speak:

"Not the subjective description of the weapon holder!"

"So, even if Li Jie made the murder weapon himself, but..."

Speaking of which...

He paused slightly, spread his hands, and shook his head, saying:

"He's just a fitter, how could he possibly know more about what he's making than I do?"

Although Li Jie made the weapon, Xu De didn't know what he was making...

The moment the words were spoken.

The three people around fell silent for a long time. They opened their mouths, seemingly wanting to say something but unable to utter a single word.

a long time.

Qian Hao, who was standing beside him, pondered for a moment before slowly speaking:

"Attorney Xu, what you said is indeed correct. The determination of a murder weapon is based on objective standards, not on subjective human definitions."

"but......."

"From an objective standpoint, the murder weapon in question is still a genuine gun!"

Qian Hao took a deep breath and decided to stop slacking off. Instead, he put his mind to work.

next second.

The relevant laws on gun control came to mind.

Qian Hao searched briefly, then slowly began to speak:

"The criteria for classifying firearms are quite rigorous."

"Generally speaking, we determine whether something is a gun by considering three aspects."

talking.

He held up three fingers and said again:

"These are: power, structure, and strength; all three must be satisfied simultaneously."

"Among them, power refers to the presence of something inside the device that can apply power, such as gunpowder, compressed gas, or springs."

"The structure is very simple; it contains tubular devices, which are essentially 'gun barrels'."

"As for power, it's quite simple: to reach the quantitative standard of 'sufficient to identify injury or loss of consciousness,' the muzzle kinetic energy must be ≥1.8 joules/square centimeter."

In other words.

An object contains a gun barrel, an internal structure that can generate power, and this power can produce a force of ≥1.8 joules per square centimeter.

So.

That's a gun!

Doesn't it look quite loose?

That's not actually the case, especially regarding 'power'. What kind of image would you typically see with 1.8 joules of kinetic energy per square centimeter?

Let me put it this way.

You can find these plastic toy guns for kids in supermarkets and roadside toy stalls; many of them can achieve this!

As long as it can penetrate a Coke can or an aluminum can at close range, its kinetic energy is basically sufficient, and the fragility of these two types of cans is self-evident.

In short...

If we really want to strictly enforce the "Gun Control Law".

In theory, even small vendors selling toys could be considered guilty of "illegal gun trafficking"!

"Li Jie's firearms, after calculation, have been determined to have a kinetic energy of 60 joules!"

"Secondly, the weapon also has a clearly visible gun barrel."

Qian Hao stroked his chin, his eyes revealing calmness, and slowly spoke:

"Because this is to make a prosthesis, if we seal the holes at both ends, it won't be able to simulate a knee."

"If the inside were filled, it would be too heavy, so the barrel was retained."

"Power, tubular structure, dynamic structure."

"Meeting all three criteria simultaneously fully complies with the standards for 'firearms' stipulated in the 'Regulations on the Identification of the Performance of Firearms and Ammunition Involved in Cases by Public Security Organs'!"

In summary.

If the bullet hits Wei Tian, ​​then... he will also be judged as committing murder with a firearm.

but......

That being said, however...

"No, no, no, the principle for determining a firearm is indeed based on these three factors."

"However, the description of tubular structures does not simply imply the existence of tubular structures!"

All I saw was...

Xu De suddenly pushed up his glasses, looked at Qian Hao in front of him, and suddenly added a sentence.

"The so-called 'tubular condition' refers to 'launching from a tubular device'!"

"Instead of having the two factors of 'tubular object' and 'emission'!"

The culture of the East is profound and extensive; even a single comma can change the meaning of a sentence.

"Launch of a tubular device" and "launch of a tubular device" are two different things!

The former refers to the bullets fired from a firearm having their trajectory adjusted by a tubular device to achieve precise strikes.

the latter.

It contains 'tubular objects' and bullets being fired.

According to the Gun Control Law, only the former is considered a condition for determining the nature of a firearm!

That is.

If you create something that has a barrel and can fire bullets, but the bullets aren't fired through the barrel, then...

According to the Gun Control Law...

"Theoretically, this isn't a gun!"

Xu De's eyes narrowed, as if he were asking a riddle, but the meaning was quite clear.

The moment those words were spoken.

Qian Haolin, Yue Wang, and Chao were clearly stunned. They were about to retort, but suddenly stopped.

Yes.

This condition cannot be broken into separate sentences; it must be combined to form "fires bullets through a gun barrel," and then simultaneously form "source of kinetic energy" and "power level" before an object can be designated as a gun.

Why?

Doesn't this look a little strange?

Let me put it this way.

"Attorney Lin, Attorney Qian."

"If I were to find two steel pipes and weld them into a 'Y' shape, and then use a spring instead of a rubber band, I could make a slingshot."

"The spring stores energy and launches the steel ball, which can break a beer bottle."

"Its kinetic energy far exceeds '1.8 joules per square centimeter,' and is even several times higher than the legally stipulated level!"

Xu De's eyes widened slightly, as if he were testing the limits of the law.

What he said was somewhat counterintuitive, something most people hadn't even considered, but... he spoke from a legal perspective.

Xu Dedao:

"At this moment, my slingshot possesses the three definitions of firearms in the Gun Control Law: 'steel pipe, spring, and power'."

"Perfectly meets the criteria for classifying firearms!"

"But can you call my slingshot a gun?"

Is it possible?

No!

From an objective standpoint, this cannot be a gun, and even if it were, it still cannot be treated as a gun.

Therefore, this law cannot be punctuated; it can only be punctuated.

[A tubular device fires bullets!]

but.......

"Was the bullet that killed Wei Tian fired from the gun barrel?"

Xu De suddenly asked a question.

He stared at the three people in front of him, his words like the whispers of a devil in their ears. He slowly began to speak:

"If... the steel balls weren't fired from a tubular gun barrel."

"So... does it count as a gun?"

In an instant.

A feeling akin to being enlightened filled the three of them, causing their pupils to dilate slightly and their faces to show astonishment.

Based on surveillance footage and investigations conducted by public security, procuratorate, and judicial authorities.

The steel ball that caused Wei Tian's death, which was a bullet from a firearm, was not fired through the barrel.

Instead, it was caused by Wei Tian and Li Jie violently slamming the gun, resulting in a crack in the gun body.

Immediately, the parts that were holding the powerful spring broke down, and the spring, which had been storing energy for a long time, suddenly exerted force, shooting the steel ball out of the gap rather than through the steel pipe and hitting Wei Tian.

To be honest, its kinetic energy wouldn't kill anyone else on the body if it hit any other part.

But it's the eyes that's the problem!

And yet, it struck the brain through the eyes!

And so.

"Wei Tian is dead."

"And in the process that led to his death, there was clearly a lack of 'tubular device' being fired!"

At this moment, Xu De was clear-headed, his face full of surprise at having found loopholes in the case and judicial flaws.

He quickly went back to his computer desk and adjusted the surveillance footage to the moment Wei Tian was hit.

"Look."

"The gun wasn't even aimed at Wei Tian; how could the bullet possibly hit him through the gun?"

"That bullet must have hit the person through the gap!"

"If it's fired through a gap, then it definitely doesn't fall under the conditions for 'firing from tubular devices' as stipulated in the Gun Control Act!"

"So."

"Even though this weapon meets the criteria of 'power and dynamism,' it does not meet the aforementioned launch conditions."

"For a weapon to be classified as a firearm, the original legal text clearly stipulates that three conditions must be met simultaneously. If two or even one condition is missing, it does not qualify as a 'firearm'!"

Xu De blurted out a string of words.

His words were logically clear, and his explanations were just right.

Now.

Let alone Wang Chao.

at this time.

Even Qian Haolinyue was stunned on the spot, her brain went blank, and her brain cells were being rapidly depleted.

Yes.

"The circumstances surrounding the murder seem to...make it impossible to define this thing as a gun."

"But what if we reload the bullets?"

"What if we reload the bullet, ignore the murder scene, and simply define the murder weapon to determine if it is a gun?"

"At this point, once the bullet is properly positioned and no longer misaligned, and another 'power' is applied, theoretically the bullet can indeed be fired from the barrel and accurately hit the other person."

"But... there's no trigger."

"There's no firing mechanism!!!"

Qian Hao was stunned. He paced back and forth, pondering for a long time, feeling as if two lines of thought were fighting each other in his mind.

He had a headache.

He then grabbed a marker and started organizing his thoughts on a piece of paper.

"The sequence of events at the time of the incident:"

"The spring's clip came loose, generating power, which meets the criteria of 'power and force,' but the bullet was not fired from the barrel, so it doesn't count as a gun."

He wrote down both lines of thought completely.

The public security, procuratorate, and judicial organs have a very standardized appraisal process. If you request an appraisal, they will conduct it.

There are normally two situations.

First, the entire process of you killing someone with a gun, and how this process was used to determine whether it was a gun.

This is the situation described above.

Second, after the incident, the authorities took it for testing to see if it was a gun.

As for how to identify it...

According to the "Forensic Criteria for Determining the Lethality of Firearms," ​​the original text contains one principle for handling such cases:

[For suspected firearms that cannot fire normally, the cause should be investigated as much as possible, and they should be repaired or given necessary treatment before a firing test. If the damage is too severe to repair, it cannot be identified as a firearm.]

Conversely, if restoring the conditions allows for shooting, then it is a gun.

In this case,

The remaining parts of the gun were repaired and tested.

"And now the public security, procuratorate, and judicial authorities are re-examining the gun."

"The groove where the bullet was originally placed is still there. After being reset, its position can be aimed and fired through the barrel. However, because there is no trigger, or rather, no firing mechanism, the bullet cannot be fired and lacks 'power'."

"So, at this point, the 'tube-shaped device launch' condition is met, but 'power and propulsion' are lacking!"

Qian Hao kept writing.

"Even if the broken spring is repaired, the bullet will not get stuck in the groove but will approach the spring, allowing the spring to break again to apply force."

"But the bullets weren't in the right position, so they wouldn't be fired through the 'barrel,' they could only shoot randomly through the gaps."

"So, we have 'power and strength,' but 'tube-shaped projectile launch' doesn't exist!!!"

"Going back, it's a closed loop!"

A look of existential doubt gradually appeared on his face. He suddenly looked at Xu De beside him, his eyes blank.

Again.

The Gun Control Law clearly stipulates that if any one of the three laws is missing, the gun cannot be called a gun.

So, in this case, the weapon involved in the crime.

In theory...

"This doesn't really seem like a gun in a 'legal sense'!"

Qian Hao spoke in utter shock.

The moment those words were spoken, I felt as if all the wrinkles in my brain had been smoothed out, leaving me feeling incredibly smooth.

Lin Yue, Qian Hao, and Wang Chao, who were inside the room, stared at each other, speechless for a long time.

Xu De... is right.

This shocking statement is actually true!

There is such a thing.

It can kill people, has a barrel, bullets, and looks exactly like a gun.

He killed people the same way he used a gun!

But it's not actually a gun.

Similarly, problems arise.

If this isn't a gun, then what is it?

It is important to understand that everything needs to be defined, and a murder weapon especially needs to be given an accurate name. So what exactly was the thing that the fitter, namely the defendant Li Jie, made by hand?

"It's a prosthetic leg!"

"He conjured up a fake leg by hand!!!"

Without the slightest hesitation, Xu De immediately seized the right to define the weapon and spoke directly, defining it as such.

"What something is depends on what it is used for."

"Over the past decade."

"The defendant, Li Jie, always wore it on his broken leg as a prosthesis."

"Since it's not a gun in the legal sense, from a practical application perspective, this is..."

At this point, Xu De took a slight breath and said earnestly and seriously:

"This is a prosthetic limb!"

The moment the words were spoken.

"Snapped!"

Wang Chao slapped his forehead, his brows furrowed, and looked at Xu De with a slightly shocked expression, his thoughts in disarray.

He asked, "A prosthetic leg?"

Xu De nodded, "Yes, it's a prosthetic leg!"

It's not a gun, but it's used to replace a leg, so isn't that a prosthesis?

"Oh My God!"

Wang Chao felt that his eyes had been opened once again.

Since I started working with this person as a lawyer, he has been giving me legal shocks from time to time.

He felt very excited and thrilled.

That's more like it.

This is what justice should be!

What kind of things did those white-haired teachers in school teach in the past?

It makes me want to sleep!

But this is different; it sounds invigorating!

"But the bullet still killed people."

Lin Yue hesitated for a moment, then asked her own question.

"If we're talking about prosthetics, how can prosthetics have children...?"

just.

She hadn't finished speaking.

Xu De quickly waved his hand, rejecting her line of thinking.

"No, no, no, no."

"What is a bullet?"

Xu De spoke up, pointing to the official printed photos on the document.

It was a marble, still stained with blood, about the size of the tip of a little finger. It was the "ammunition" that the police had removed from the victim's brain during the autopsy.

"Only what is fired from a gun is called a bullet."

"This isn't a gun, it's a prosthetic limb, so it's not a bullet."

"It's steel balls!"

"How can you confuse steel balls with bullets? Steel balls are steel balls, and bullets are bullets; the two are not comparable!"

Xu De sternly corrected the other party's thinking.

He also drew a bearing, the kind with many steel balls rolling out of it.

After finishing the drawing, he turned to Lin Yue and said seriously:

"Ms. Lin, do you think there's a bullet in here?"

Lin Yue was speechless and shook her head.

The steel balls inside the bearing serve a sliding function; they are normal industrial parts and are certainly not bullets.

"That's right."

"So, we're not bullets, but parts used in the manufacture of prosthetics."

Xu De spoke in a serious tone, and what he said was very credible and hard to question.

but.

Wang Chao suddenly hesitated and said, "But... I've never heard of using steel balls in prosthetics."

Indeed, prosthetics do not use steel balls.

But the words came back again.

"You're so stupid! What you've heard about are all standardized industrial parts!"

Xu De shook his head, his face full of impatience, and waved his hand, saying:

"Industrial standardization naturally eliminates the need for steel balls."

"But is this prosthetic limb a product of industrial standardization?"

"This was handmade by fitter Li Jie, and the defendant, Mr. Li, made it himself!"

"He's a self-taught guy, he came up with this from the countryside. He thought he should use steel balls, so he did. Is that so strange?"

The factory thinks it's okay not to use steel balls because they're smart and have brains.

Li Jie isn't that great; he's not as good as those engineers.

So, doesn't using steel balls just prove that this was something a skilled but clumsy person created using unorthodox methods?

It's possible that all sorts of potent ingredients are added to handmade homemade treats!

Therefore, it is reasonable for steel balls to be included in the manufacture of prostheses.

In summary.

"The murder weapon wasn't a homemade gun, but a prosthetic limb!"

"The lethal projectiles are not 'bullets,' but 'parts'!"

Xu De took a deep breath, slowed his tone, and then slowly began to speak:

"Since there was no gun and no ammunition, then the so-called shooting incident did not occur."

"It was a misunderstanding!"

Without a gun, it doesn't count as a shooting. In May, Haicheng didn't put a single gun in the downtown area, so there's no need for severe punishment.

If it wasn't a gun, and the killer wasn't killed by bullets, then how should the case be classified?

Was it a simple act of murder out of revenge?

No, no.

The possibility of intentional homicide is definitely not true.

First of all.

Li Jie and the deceased Wei Tian were clearly fighting each other.

The surveillance footage clearly shows Wei Tian directing the driver, and even personally beating Li Jie, including throwing and hitting Li Jie's prosthetic leg.

This is a clear case of personal injury.

Even though Li Jie sought out Wei Tian because of a blood feud, he didn't take action. The law doesn't restrict people from seeking out Wei Tian out of revenge, it only restricts them from taking action.

and so.

Li Jie's actions did not constitute an infringement on Wei Tian's personal safety.

The gun that caused Wei Tian's death... no, or rather, the prosthetic limb?

Since the weapon has been classified as a prosthetic limb, and Li Jie did not commit intentional assault, then...

"This can only be an accident!"

"That is, the kind of accident I mentioned earlier that doesn't incur criminal liability. After all, how could a prosthetic limb kill someone unless it was an accident?"

Xu De spoke slowly.

Yes.

The killing device was a prosthetic limb, but Li Jie did not have the subjective intent to take action, such as the other party hitting Wei Tian on the head with the prosthetic limb. Such behavior did not exist.

Therefore, in terms of behavior, there is no "subjective intent".

If there was no subjective intent, then why should it be classified as intentional homicide?

There wasn't even any intentional harm involved!

If you are innocent, then on what grounds did you sentence me to death in the first instance?

"But the surveillance footage also showed Li Jie patting this...prosthetic limb?"

Qian Hao suddenly spoke up. He had just watched the video with Xu De, and now he asked again:

"If the act of slapping causes a part to fall off and kill someone, then theoretically..."

"It could also be called a subjective 'prediction'."

There are two types of accidents: those that are foreseeable require liability, while those that are unforeseen do not require liability.

Judging from the surveillance footage...

Li Jie was aware of the urge to "fire".

But the words came back again.

"This is not a gun."

"This is a prosthetic leg!"

"His act of patting the prosthetic leg was because he was afraid Wei Tian would drop and break it!"

Xu De shook his head and offered a completely opposite opinion.

During the period of the incident, the person who caused the most damage to the prosthesis was not Li Jie, but Wei Tian!

The other party initially thought it was a gun, but after realizing it wasn't, they arrogantly started throwing it around. Only then did Li Jie get a turn to hit them.

If Li Jie's slapping motion can be defined as an intention to 'fire a gun'...

"So."

"Wei Tian was also aware of the need to fire!"

"Does this prove that Wei Tian wanted to shoot Li Jie? Impossible."

"Moreover, regarding these kinds of accidents... don't forget, the public security, procuratorate, and judicial organs also have a set of judgments regarding whether or not something can be predicted."

Xu De spoke slowly, his attitude clearly showing that he didn't care about Qian Hao's words.

And the facts are just as he said.

Official judgments are always based on analysis of objective conditions.

Just like the determination of firearms, you can't say that if you think it's not a gun, it's not a gun. Similarly, you can't say that you didn't expect it, and then rule that you didn't expect it.

Both have objective evaluation standards.

The experimental method used in the accident... was very simple and brutal!

That's achieved by accumulating experience through repeated attempts!

"To restore the original condition of the 'prosthetic limb' and to carry out the actions of the incident."

"This behavior needs to be repeated once, twice, three times, or even four, five, six times, up to hundreds of times!"

"How many times do you think there will be fatalities in this situation?"

Xu De shook his head and raised an objective question.

First, patting does not necessarily cause the spring to loosen.

Secondly, a loose spring may not be able to accurately push the steel ball out of the gap.

Finally, there is a very small chance that a steel ball that comes out through the gap will hit the eyeball, or even go through the eyeball and hit the brain directly!

A combination of factors.

How many times do the public security, procuratorate, and judicial organs have to test to replicate the process of a case?

Dozens? Hundreds? Even thousands of times wouldn't work!

and so.

"Even with thousands of attempts, there's a chance of success once. To replicate a murder scenario like that—can that really be called a 'predictable accident'?"

Xu De smiled, waved his hands, and said something that seemed unprofessional.

In fact, the testing process is just this kind of testing method.

It's straightforward and simple, yet also scientifically rigorous.

"In summary."

"This fully complies with Article 16 of the Criminal Law, 'Force Majeure and Unexpected Events'."

"Although the act objectively caused damage, it was not due to intent or negligence, but rather to reasons that were irresistible or unforeseeable..."

At this point, he slowly uttered the last four words of the original text, which everyone present knew.

That is to say...

"It's not a crime!"

The words just came out of his mouth.

Everyone present perked up.

Yes.

If something is unforeseen and uncontrollable, then it must be considered an accident. If it is an accident, then it clearly constitutes Article 16 of the Criminal Law, "Force Majeure and Accidents".

Just like that.

Mobile phones can explode due to their batteries.

Every time you drop your phone, there's a possibility of battery damage or even an explosion. But what if you're playing a game with your friends and get really excited, and you drop your phone on the ground?

As a result, your friend was killed.

Could such an extremely low probability event really prove that you intentionally smashed your phone and killed your friend?

No.

It was clearly an accident.

Article 16 clearly states that "force majeure and accidents are not crimes".

If it's not a crime, then you're innocent, you're not guilty...

On what grounds was the sentence handed down?!

"In summary."

"In this case, my client, Li Jie, has not committed any illegal act and does not constitute any evidence of guilt in the first instance judgment!"

"The sentence handed down in the first instance should be immediately invalidated and nullified!"

"The deceased, Wei Tian, ​​died because he injured his prosthetic leg by throwing it, which damaged the prosthetic leg and led to an unforeseen accident. This was an act of God and he died immediately."

"This period had absolutely nothing to do with our client, Li Jie!"

"If we really want to argue this carefully... he should have committed suicide!"

Xu De's mind started working, and in a short time, a series of ideas popped into his head.

This is similar to what I just mentioned about smashing a phone.

Wei Tian snatched Li Jie's "cell phone" and then repeatedly smashed it on the ground, eventually causing the phone to explode and killing him.

Legally speaking, this has nothing to do with Li Jie.

It falls under the category of accidental suicide; Wei Tian himself was the one who killed him.

And the things he used to commit suicide...

But it belongs to Li Jie!

"During this period, the real victim should be our client, Li Jie, who was 'falsely accused, wrongly sentenced, and nearly died after being sentenced to death in the first instance,' and has been detained from May until now in mid-August."

"He should receive compensation from the courts!"

Xu De's eyes narrowed.

"Furthermore, the device Wei Tian used to commit suicide, that is, to kill himself, was a 'prosthetic limb'—the personal property of our client, Li Jie."

"The deceased took away the prosthetic limb and committed suicide by damaging the client's personal property, disregarding the client's personal wishes."

"This constitutes robbery under Article 263 of the Criminal Law, and the deceased, Wei Tian, ​​should bear criminal responsibility!"

"Although he is dead, death is not an excuse for him to shirk responsibility!"

"Considering that our client is a disabled person, a special group protected by society."

"Therefore, out of humanitarian considerations, the deceased's family should compensate our client, Wei Tian, ​​who committed suicide, with a fully functional prosthetic limb!"

For the time being.

He has thoroughly investigated the case from beginning to end and explained it very clearly.

to be frank.

It would be extremely difficult, extremely difficult, extremely difficult to get an acquittal in the second instance at the Provincial Higher People's Court in Haicheng.

But we can only accuse someone of not guilty!

Yes.

It's hard to believe, but that's the truth. If you ask Xu De to defend Li Jie's sentence reduction, then sorry, he really can't reduce Li Jie's death sentence to life imprisonment or a fixed term.

But if they declare him innocent... then there's a lot more to it!

Suddenly.

The three people beside him were shocked and deeply moved.