Cases that drew the attention of the Supreme People's Procuratorate...
Were generally major cases, such as those involving public debate over criminal conduct.
Or those involving abnormal judgments.
Here, abnormal judgments referred to wrongful convictions.
For example, in a work report released in a certain year, the Supreme People's Procuratorate had singled out more than a dozen domestic cases for particular attention.
They included a "poisoning case" and a "famous wrongful conviction involving twenty-six years of unjust imprisonment."
There were also "improper sentence reductions for a certain well-known figure in Yun Province" and "a case involving resistance to violent coercion resulting in death," among others.
These cases shared certain characteristics: they were well known and had generated considerable public discussion.
Or there were significant problems with how the offenses involved had been classified.
They also involved relatively complicated determinations of criminal conduct.
Put plainly... there was just one point: whether in terms of the charges or the procedures, these trials had a relatively significant impact on society.
That was why they attracted the Supreme People's Procuratorate's attention.
For Luo Daxiang to say outright that this might be a case that drew the Supreme People's Procuratorate's attention...
The case certainly could not be simple!
Su Bai smiled and said, "A case that could attract the Supreme People's Procuratorate's attention? This must be a big one!"
"Teacher Luo, where did you get this case?"
Luo Daxiang replied, "Let's talk in a bit. I came to the Southern Capital for a meeting this time."
"The meeting's over now. I'll come to your firm, and we can talk there."
"All right! I'll wait for you at the firm!"
At the firm, Luo Daxiang sat on the office sofa, chatting with Su Bai about recent developments.
This was Luo Daxiang's first visit to White