Public opinion supervising the judiciary was a relatively effective and swift approach.
To some extent, abuses could exist within the judiciary.
But under the pressure of public opinion, the judiciary had to maintain a certain degree of openness and transparency.
After all...
A single loss of public trust would deal an enormous blow to public confidence going forward.
So...
Under normal circumstances, the various departments...
Especially those at relatively high levels, paid considerable attention to cases that attracted significant public scrutiny.
That was also why Su Bai had previously asked Li Xuezhen to call the various media outlets and release the facts of the situation.
Phew...
Walking out of the Provincial Supervisory Review Department, Su Bai let out a soft breath.
The rest of this case would be left to the provincial Supervisory Department.
Because of An County's administrative rank or other factors...
The administration of justice within the county might lack clarity and suffer from certain problems.
Just as when Su Bai had gone to the Supervisory Department last time.
He had submitted the relevant reports.
Yet Hu Jun had carried on as before. It hadn't done a damn thing.
What could he do about that?
If he hadn't submitted the relevant supporting evidence to the Provincial Procuratorate this time...
Then even with public pressure, An County's Supervisory Department might still have chosen to keep ignoring it.
It still would have been completely useless...
In reality, the situation still needed to be reported to the next level up, or even two levels up.
Honestly, without the influence and pressure of public opinion in this case...
The Provincial Procuratorate certainly wouldn't have taken it seriously, and Su Bai would have been unlikely to bypass the lower levels to report it.
After all, when a county-level issue was submitted to the