-ment was an injustice to the judicial system.
In the courtroom.
Lü Hongmei stared fixedly at Su Bai in the litigating party's seats.
???
What was this supposed to mean? Why did he keep interrupting her questioning?
Was she going to be allowed to keep asking questions or not?
Su Bai noticed Lü Hongmei's gaze but paid it little mind.
It was precisely because there were so many unscrupulous lawyers like her in court that so many wrongful convictions occurred.
People appealed for years without getting the outcome they wanted.
If someone had committed a crime, they had committed a crime.
If they had not, they had not.
Everything had to follow the law and the evidence. What the hell was all this nonsense about "subjective" judgments and what someone "should" have done?!
If you wanted to prove guilt, produce the evidence. You could not decide someone was guilty simply because a certain outcome had occurred.
If everything followed your leading questions and subjective judgments...
Then whoever you thought was guilty was guilty, and whoever you thought was innocent was innocent.
Was interpreting the law your exclusive prerogative...?
Go on, then...
Have the one sitting in the middle of the judges' bench say it. See whether he dared to claim that interpreting the law was his exclusive prerogative.
If he dared to say that today, the achievement points would be as good as secured.
At that moment, Li Xuezhen spoke quietly.
"Lawyer Su, I think that Lawyer Lü across from us... has no professional ethics."
"Mm!"
Su Bai nodded.
Lü Hongmei was leading the defendant's answers. She certainly had no professional ethics.
How should he put it?
There was absolutely nothing wrong with presenting evidence or arguing the scope of applicable legal provisions in court.
But trying to lead the