You're a Lawyer... and You Sent the Judge to Prison?
Chapter 335

Objections from All Sides, the Trial Erupted

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For this trial.

The difficulty had never been how to argue the case in court, or how to reach a ruling in this trial.

Because from the standpoint of establishing the facts and the corresponding laws and regulations.

Had the defendants-Industry and Commerce, Health, food inspection, and the Reconsideration Department-failed to act?

Under the relevant provisions of administrative law, failure to act was defined as not handling a matter, delaying its handling, or giving no response.

These were all legally prescribed interpretations of failure to act.

These four defendant departments had certainly failed to act.

That could be established through the relevant facts and evidence.

Leaving everything else aside.

The defendant departments had already failed to follow up on Dafa Supermarket and the matters under reconsideration in accordance with the complainant's requests and the relevant laws and regulations.

Starting with Industry and Commerce, it had clearly engaged in such conduct.

That was very clear from Yu Yan's defense.

Why say that?

Because Yu Yan's defense was hollow, with virtually nothing of substance to say.

He had merely said that action had been taken, without presenting the actual circumstances or the relevant legal provisions.

Put plainly, his defense of the conduct had not been based on the law.

Such a defense was not very persuasive.

Why could Yu Yan not present anything else?

Because he had no factual basis to support his defense at all.

He could therefore only make his statement on that point.

Presumably, Yu Yan himself knew this very well.

Faced with Su Bai's request for a ruling.

Peng Guangliang frowned slightly and glanced at the two judges beside him.

Then he said, "Regarding the plaintiff's request for a ruling."

"The Collegial Panel has some disagreement over the relevant ruling."

"The court will now adjourn."

"The judgment

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