Su Bai froze for a moment at Li Xuezhen's sudden remark:
???
The Upper Capital Intermediate People's Court was only an hour and eight minutes away from the Supervisory Department.
Ahem, had she seen through what I was thinking?
But...
Wait, how did you work it out so precisely, right down to the minute?
Su Bai turned to find Li Xuezhen looking earnest. As she met his gaze, her eyes curved into crescents.
Tsk, tsk...
It looked like Li Xuezhen had learned quite a lot about me during her time working with me!
Li Xuezhen's little face looked proud: Of course.
But...
Su Bai merely waved, signaling for Li Xuezhen to wait a little longer.
Once this ruling was made, they would know the outcome of the case.
At the judges' bench, Yang Yaodong fell somewhat silent at Shen Xiang's request, though what he felt more was helplessness and anger.
Wait, what was the prosecution trying to say?
Couldn't you just say the prosecution had relevant circumstantial evidence?
Why say Wang Bo couldn't prove his lack of intent?
In a closed hearing, that might have been acceptable, and I could have let you continue your statement, but this was a Live Trial.
Many law enthusiasts across the country were following the outcome of this trial.
Did you think this was an ordinary hearing, saying something like that?
Were you an undercover agent sent by Wang Bo?
The thought gave Yang Yaodong a headache.
In truth, whether this circumstantial evidence was admissible was up to the court.
Although the two weren't directly related, that didn't mean there was no connection. Making a ruling? No problem!
There was nothing wrong with making a ruling according to the law first, then supplementing the flawed evidence afterward.
*But why bring up anything