You're a Lawyer... and You Sent the Judge to Prison?
Chapter 375

The verdict was in-nothing else would make any difference

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Chapter 374: The verdict was in-nothing else would make any difference!

At this point, the finding against Wang Fang was already very clear, although Zhang Liang kept insisting on direct evidence.

But the circumstantial evidence and testimony already provided grounds for finding Wang Fang guilty of dereliction of duty.

Given the current circumstances, the statements made by the defendant and her retained lawyer could essentially be refuted.

No direct evidence?

What direct evidence did this finding require?

None at all!

And such a finding did not violate the law.

At that.

From his seat at the Judges' Bench, Li Qingyuan looked toward the defendant's seat.

"Defendant, the circumstantial allegations and relevant factual evidence are now sufficient to establish that you committed dereliction of duty."

"Do you have anything to say?"

In the defendant's seat, Wang Fang frowned slightly.

The circumstantial allegations and relevant facts were enough to establish that she had committed dereliction of duty?

What dereliction of duty?

When she had examined the criminal suspect back then, she had used illegal methods, but she had never left behind any evidence.

Could they find her guilty of dereliction of duty without that evidence?

As for making a statement.

Wang Fang did not know what to say about that question.

But she knew perfectly well that she could not plead guilty.

And Zhang Liang had already told her not to plead guilty.

All she had to do was listen to her lawyer and firmly refuse to plead guilty.

Honestly... if this case had not attracted so much attention.

Wang Fang did not think she would have been sitting in the defendant's seat today.

In response to the presiding judge's question, Wang Fang merely stated that she was innocent.

"I never coerced Xu Xingwang in any way. I don't know why he's

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