The Supreme People's Procuratorate lodges a protest, designating the High Court to hear the case

In criminal law cases, every accusation had to be based on evidence.

That was precisely the situation Xu Xingwang's case faced.

When the accusation was originally made and Wang Fang handled the proceedings,

she had essentially left very little that could be used against her.

Or rather, trying to trace it back now would be very difficult.

Why was that?

First, Wang Fang had violated procedure in handling the case. According to Xu Xingwang, she had used coercion.

But how had she coerced him?

Was there evidence proving coercion?

You said you had been beaten, or forced to stand for three days without sleep.

Was there evidence?

Where was the evidence?

You could not produce evidence, yet said you had been beaten or made to stand for three days without sleep.

Then on what grounds could you accuse someone of coercing you?

Every determination had to be based on evidence!

Without evidence, those were merely unsubstantiated claims, especially for a case more than twenty years old.

After all, so much time had passed that many leads had already gone cold.

It was difficult to carry out the relevant verification.

Su Bai had specifically checked online. More than twenty years ago, Wang Fang had not even been thirty.

In a situation like this, what else was there besides Xu Xingwang's statement?

So this case involved quite a few issues, and the circumstances were relatively complicated.

Even applying for a retrial alone presented considerable difficulties.

To appeal based on new evidence, that evidence had to draw on the entire course of the case.

Inside the office.

Su Bai once again organized all the information in the case files and repeatedly asked Xu Xingwang about specific details related to the case.

After several days,

Su Bai compiled the main new evidence for overturning