As a "Medicine God," he should not have received such a sentence.
Gathering evidence in Lin Yong's case primarily meant searching for grounds favorable to his defense.
For example, examining his profits-to prove that his purchasing on others' behalf had not been for profit.
To overturn the first-instance judgment.
Under these circumstances, they needed more than objective evidence of income and expenditure.
They also had to rely on statements from his fellow patients.
All of this required visits and interviews.
However...
According to Zhang Man, Lin Yong was still highly regarded among his fellow patients.
Finding some relevant witnesses to testify would not be difficult.
Su Bai entrusted this task to Li Xuezhen.
Meanwhile, he went online to examine the details of the first-instance proceedings.
Because the case had attracted considerable attention during the first instance, the trial had been public.
The main accusing party in this case was the general regional distributor of the genuine medication in West Province.
The procuratorate in Xishan City, the provincial capital of West Province, had supervised and handled the case.
The first-instance judgment had also been delivered by the Xishan City Intermediate Court.
Overall, Su Bai found no procedural violations or other issues in the adjudication process.
After all, this was a case that had attracted public attention and had already gained some prominence before the hearing.
Every aspect certainly needed to follow the relevant procedures.
Since there were no procedural problems, they still had to base their approach to the second-instance trial on finding favorable evidence and arguments.
While investigating the case and gathering favorable evidence, Su Bai and Li Xuezhen visited Lin Yong at the detention center.
How should he put it...
Unlike other defendants and criminal suspects, Lin Yong was in fairly good spirits at the detention center.
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