You're a Lawyer... and You Sent the Judge to Prison?
Chapter 332

Wait, surely not-you're presenting fabricated evidence?

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Chapter 332: Wait, surely not-you're presenting fabricated evidence?

After Su Bai finished presenting the relevant requests for relief, the atmosphere in the courtroom remained subdued.

Why was it so subdued?

It mainly came down to the defendants seated at the defense tables.

They had not really taken this lawsuit to heart.

If it involved one or two departments, they believed the court might rule against them.

But this involved four relevant departments, one of which was even an administrative authority!

Even if the court wanted to rule against them, it would have to consider the repercussions, wouldn't it?

Besides...

Even if they lost, they could pass the buck among themselves, refuse to comply, and make no progress.

Could the court enforce the judgment?

How could something like this be enforced?

Leaving everything else aside, if enforcement involved an administrative authority...

Even if the court president personally handled enforcement, surely he would not make such a demand?

With those considerations in mind...

None of the defendants attending this hearing were particularly worried.

At the Judges' Bench.

Peng Guangliang briefly organized Su Bai's requests on appeal.

But when he saw the defendants' attitude, he could not help frowning.

He sighed inwardly and thought, This case is going to be tough!

Then, after sorting out his thoughts, he looked toward the plaintiff's table and began summarizing the relevant points.

"The Collegial Panel has heard the plaintiff's requests for relief."

"The plaintiff has raised two points."

"First: a request that the defendant, Dafa Supermarket, pay compensation and issue a public apology."

"Second: allegations of inaction against the defendants from the health, food inspection, and other departments..."

"Does the plaintiff have any objections to the Collegial Panel's summary?"

Su Bai said, "The plaintiff has no objections."

"The plaintiff has no objections. This matter arose

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