White Jun Law Firm.
Inside the office.
Appealing this case would be relatively straightforward.
There were grounds for an appeal.
First, the sentence was inappropriate. An eight-year prison sentence for intentional homicide was uncommon and unduly lenient.
Second, the case files showed that the attorney representing the man who had killed Fang Zhihui had more courtroom experience than either the Prosecution Party or the attorney Xie Jingmei had hired.
But the necessary conditions were lacking.
And...
Su Bai learned from Xie Jingmei that Wang Yuan's boyfriend at the time had come from a relatively privileged family, so finding a relatively well-known lawyer had been easier for him.
Still, that aside.
An eight-year prison sentence really was too short.
For intentional homicide resulting in death, a death sentence was unlikely, but securing life imprisonment would not be particularly difficult.
Also, when he saw that the male murderer came from a relatively privileged family.
Su Bai suddenly realized that their firm did not seem to have taken on any criminal cases for wealthy people from privileged backgrounds.
White Jun Law Firm rarely handled cases involving wealthy young people, executives of listed companies, or senior managers committing financial crimes, or picking quarrels and provoking trouble alongside other organized criminal activities subject to severe crackdowns.
But not having taken such cases did not mean no one had approached them.
In fact...
Although not many people had approached White Jun Law Firm with criminal cases like these.
There had still been a few.
For cases like these, Su Bai usually declined the commission after learning the relevant details.
Who did not like money?
But by now, White Jun Law Firm had established its reputation. It no longer lacked clients or funds.
As for criminal cases involving suspected gang crimes, professional fraud, or other criminal forces,