Under the regulations governing law enforcement procedures for criminal cases.
Cross-jurisdictional law enforcement required notification and consultation.
Coordination was required between the regions involved, and operations across provincial boundaries required notifying the relevant provinces and regions.
An arrest across provincial boundaries.
What did that require?
Under the law, coordination was required on multiple fronts.
Unless it was a major or serious case, provinces would not cooperate with one another.
There were simply too many procedures and legal issues involved. Something like spreading rumors was a minor case.
It did not warrant using so many judicial resources.
What was this case saying now?
That someone had been arrested across provincial boundaries just for spreading rumors?
What sort of rumor could possibly require an arrest across provincial boundaries?!
Arresting someone across provincial boundaries over rumors-were they insane?!
And according to the information, the person involved had been arrested three days after "spreading rumors."
Three days...
Had all the legally mandated procedures been completed?
Li Xuezhen looked at the information, finding it somewhat hard to believe.
Was this true?
If it was, the name "Outlaw" was rather fitting.
After a few seconds of silence, Li Xuezhen continued sending messages:
"Are you sure this is true?"
"Where are you from?"
"Where did this cross-provincial arrest take place...?"
"Would you like us to look into it further...?"
"Could you send us the details of the case...?"
Li Xuezhen sent several questions in succession. An hour later, the other party replied to each of them.
The text seemed to have been entered using handwriting recognition, with quite a few incorrect characters.
Still, the meaning was clear from the sentences as a whole.
Whew...
After reading the general details of the case, Li Xuezhen frowned slightly.
She pattered over to Su Bai's office.
"Lawyer Su!"
"I came