In Detective Conan, you call this just an ordinary lawyer?

Kensuke Komikado stared directly at Juichi Megure.

Megure sat silently in his seat, staring back at Kensuke Komikado.

Honestly.

Inspector Megure wanted to say that he was willing to take responsibility for his words.

He has no tolerance for injustice, especially when it comes to lawyers like Kensuke Komikado who specialize in representing criminals.

Just as he was about to stand up, he heard the voice of Tano Daio.

"Don't be so impulsive."

"Court trials are not child's play; how can such a matter be handled so radically?"

Moreover, Kensuke Komikado asked you this question on purpose.

The goal is to get you to admit it, so he can find a breakthrough in the case.

Megure then relaxed his body and sat back down, having previously left his seat.

In the seats for watching the court hearing.

Conan frowned upon seeing this.

"Luckily, Inspector Megure didn't act impulsively, otherwise he would definitely have fallen into Kensuke Komikado's trap."

"trap...?"

Ran Mouri asked, "What trap?"

Conan continued, "Ran-neechan, you don't know, but this Kensuke Komikado likes to use legal questions to set traps for others during court hearings."

If the other party acts impulsively, he can use the law.

"Although I don't know exactly what kind of trap it is, it's definitely not a good thing for Inspector Megure."

"That kind of person is awful."

Upon hearing Conan's description, Eri Kisaki's expression remained indifferent, and she calmly replied, "I acted the same way in court."

Upon hearing this, Conan quickly explained, "Aunt Eri, I didn't mean you, but rather this Kensuke Komikado..."

"Alright, that's enough. I understand what you mean, but I also need to correct your point of view."

"A lawyer's role in court is to help their client win the case. What does it mean to set a trap or exploit the law?"

"If the other party doesn't understand the law, it only means that this person's legal studies are very inadequate."

Such people often resort to sophistry and unreasonable arguments in court, presenting their views based on their own understanding of the law, which is a true disrespect for and violation of the law.

Conan: "But Aunt Eri, Kensuke Komikado is only helping criminals in court."

Eri Kisaki turned around and looked at Conan with a serious expression.

"Conan, you need to understand that above the law, there are no absolutely good or bad people."

The fact that he was able to exonerate these criminals means that the law allows him to do so, and that these criminals do not need to be subject to such severe criminal penalties.

Otherwise, how could he help these criminals?

"besides."

"Are all the people in the prosecutor's office and the police station righteous?"

"Aunt Eri...I..." Conan stammered, unsure of what to say.

Conan could tell that Aunt Eri seemed to have a special appreciation for Kensuke Komikado and a great tolerance for criminals.

He knew that whatever he said at this moment would anger Aunt Yingli, so he lowered his head and remained silent.

"Mom, aren't you going too far by talking about Conan like that? He's still just a child," Ran Mouri whispered.

"child...?"

Eri Kisaki's gaze swept over Conan, her eyes sharp and direct.

"Children should talk more; correct values ​​should be cultivated from childhood."

If it were Shinichi, I definitely wouldn't have said anything to him.

Let him continue to dream of becoming a great detective all day long.

Ran Mouri: "Is there anything wrong with dreaming of becoming a great detective?"

Eri Kisaki replied irritably.

"Do you know that becoming a great detective means you'll be involved in a lot of serious criminal cases? And that's how bad the safety situation in Tokyo has become?"

"Okay, Mom."

Ran Mouri thought for a moment and then stopped defending Shinichi Kudo.

However, Conan felt displeased upon hearing this.

However, due to Eri Kisaki's status, he couldn't say much. He could only hope that Daio Tano would win the trial.

This way, perhaps we can change the image of Kensuke Komikado in Aunt Eri's mind.

He can also provide angles and examples to refute some of Aunt Yingli's statements.

Conan refocused his attention on the courtroom, where he desperately wanted to see Kensuke Komikado lose the case.

"The procedures and evidence are all legal; the prosecutor's office will definitely win the case."

Conan thought to himself.

.......

In the courtroom.

Kensuke Komikado withdrew his gaze from Inspector Megure, flipped through the documents in front of him, and continued to state his views to Chief Judge Inada Hanuki.

"Chief Referee."

"I request that Yumi Kataoka, a victim, share her experience of being victimized, so that we can analyze whether Kazuyoshi Takahashi meets the legal requirements of Article 41 of the Criminal Code."

"As for the others, I hope they will not disrupt the normal order of the court proceedings."

Inada Hanuka remained silent for a moment when faced with the request made by Komikado Kensuke.

In his view, Takahashi Issho's actions certainly constituted attempted murder, especially given that he committed the crime again after being released from prison.

If Kensuke Komikado cannot provide an explanation for committing the crime again after his release from prison.

Therefore, neither he nor the other judges would agree to Kensuke Komikado's claims in this case.

As for the request made by Kensuke Komikado, it was a reasonable request, and Hanaki Inada agreed to it immediately.

"Victim Yumi Kataoka, please briefly describe how you were murdered."

Facing the chief referee.

Kataoka Yumi sat in her seat, looking at Inspector Megure with some concern.

Inspector Megure comforted him, "Don't worry, just tell the truth. The judge won't make an unfair judgment."

Hearing this, Kataoka Yumi became even more worried.

Since that incident, Kataoka Yumi has met Yamagami Haru.

As a lawyer, Haru Yamagami has been conveying the same idea to Yumi Kataoka—

The definition of the crime of defamation.

She was afraid that her past slander against Takahashi Issho would be exposed, so she wanted to avoid mentioning it in court as much as possible.

But at this moment, faced with the chief referee's question, she had no choice but to speak.

"At that time, I was returning to my rented apartment from school."

"Just as I was about to open the door, a pair of hands grabbed my neck from behind, and then I lost consciousness. I didn't wake up for about half an hour."

"Then I called the police."

"That's the whole process."

Kensuke Komikado: "Are you sure it's that simple?"

Yumi Kataoka didn't dare say too much, so she nodded: "I'm sure."

Upon hearing Kataoka Yumi's accurate answer, Komeka Kensuke looked up at Tano Daio.

"Prosecutor, through this process, how did you discover that Takahashi Issho had violated Article 203 of the Criminal Code, which carries a severe sentence of ten years imprisonment?"

Tano Daio pursed his lips, frowned, and squinted his eyes, as the figure of Komekado Kensuke became increasingly clear in his eyes.

This lawyer is a bit difficult to deal with.