You're a Lawyer... and You Sent the Judge to Prison?
Chapter 258

Damn, this blatant? Not even trying to hide it?

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Chapter 258: Damn, this blatant? Not even trying to hide it?

The issue had far-reaching implications...

That was not judged on some other basis, but by all the different aspects involved.

A wrongful conviction involved opening a case, the investigation for prosecution, and the court's judgment.

Not only were many people involved, but the matters involved were also extremely wide-ranging.

Why...?

Because in an ordinary case, the investigation would generally establish what had happened at the case-opening stage.

If the investigation had not established that, the case would not be transferred to the Procuratorate for prosecution.

Once the case was transferred to the Procuratorate, it would verify the relevant evidence, confirm whether it was accurate, and then prosecute.

Only after the relevant verification was completed would proceedings be brought and the case transferred to the court for judgment.

That entire series of steps required personnel to be assigned.

If accountability were pursued, the number of people involved would be far from small.

That was why Li Xuezhen was looking forward to this case so much.

If it really was a wrongful conviction, then quite a few people would be implicated. Personnel from Law Enforcement, the Prosecution, and the court might all be involved.

As for the specific circumstances, though...

Li Xuezhen did not know yet. She still needed to contact the client and examine the relevant case files to understand them.

In her excitement, Li Xuezhen quickly contacted the client using the information Su Bai had given her.

She also checked online platforms to get a general idea of whether this case existed.

And where the questionable points in the case lay.

She used those findings to confirm the case's authenticity with the client.

Through messages and phone calls, Li Xuezhen learned more about the course of events and the

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