You're a Lawyer... and You Sent the Judge to Prison?
Chapter 166

An iconic scene! Taking on the presiding judge!

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In the courtroom.

Su Bai rubbed the space between his brows. The opposing lawyer clearly did not want to steer the discussion toward anything unfavorable to himself.

He had started spouting nonsense...

What, were you trying to get into graduate school by spouting all this nonsense?

At the plaintiff's table, Xiao Feng finished his statement and looked up at the defendant.

Of course he knew what he was saying.

But...

That was how courtroom arguments worked. When things were unfavorable, you disrupted the other side's rhythm.

You did everything you could to lead the other side astray and secure the corresponding legal interests for your client in the litigation.

As things stood, both the evidence presented in court and the other side's defense were extremely unfavorable to the plaintiff, Chen Meixia.

He could only make his statements this way to influence the presiding judge's subjective leanings and decision.

Meanwhile, in response to Xiao Feng's statement.

Su Bai countered, "We disagree with the plaintiff's arguments."

"Our legal and factual grounds are as follows:"

"Under Article 67 of the Civil Procedure Law, concerning the burden of proof and verification of evidence."

"A party has a responsibility to provide evidence supporting the claims they make."

"For evidence that a party and their litigation representative cannot collect themselves for objective reasons, or evidence the court considers necessary to try the case, the court shall investigate and collect it, or the party shall request that the court investigate and collect it."

"The court shall examine and verify evidence comprehensively and objectively in accordance with statutory procedures."

"The interpretation and application of the Civil Procedure Law explicitly states:"

"The plaintiff shall provide evidence for the facts underlying their claims, the defendant for the facts underlying their defense or counterclaims, and a third party for the claims

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