Chapter 218: Playing dirty? Fine! Go ahead and sentence him-let's see you do it! (Please vote with your monthly tickets!)
The atmosphere in the courtroom was tense.
Su Bai withdrew his gaze and briefly organized his litigation materials.
He took a deep breath.
He looked up at the presiding judge's seat.
Under these circumstances, allowing the trial to continue would leave the defense fighting against impossible odds.
He had to see the materials proving the legality of this evidence.
Su Bai continued pressing his case:
"Your Honor, under articles 51, 56, 57, 58, 59, 60, and other relevant provisions governing the production of evidence in the Criminal Procedure Law."
"The Procuratorate Department bears corresponding responsibility for producing evidence."
"The prosecution has a responsibility to exclude illegal sources of evidence. It must produce proof that evidence was collected lawfully. During a trial, evidence suspected of being illegal may be challenged and selected for exclusion."
"Under the rules governing evidence, we have the right to challenge it. We demand that the prosecution produce proof of its legality!"
"This is a reasonable request!"
"This is a right granted to us by law. If the prosecution cannot establish the legality of its evidence, it is violating the rights and obligations granted to us by law."
"I don't know what state of mind led Your Honor to reject our reasonable legal right."
"How about this, then?"
"We'll withdraw our demand concerning the legality of the evidence's source."
"Your Honor can simply find our client, Qin Bao, guilty, and I'll accept your judgment on his behalf?"
Du Ming: ...
Su Bai's words left Du Ming silent.
Although... he intended to convict him.
But passing judgment without following procedure, without a good "excuse" and legitimate grounds-even if the president came today, he wouldn't dare do that, let