class and ordinary people
Adjournment...
Hearing the presiding judge announce the adjournment, Su Bai let out a soft breath.
The adjournment meant that the presiding judge would discuss whether to have a Trial Delayed.
That meant there was still some hope of having a Trial Delayed in this case.
In fact, given that the presiding judge had just ordered the trial to continue,
Su Bai could not guarantee that the presiding judge would decide to adjourn.
After all...
From a trial procedure standpoint, the presiding judge could refuse to deliberate on the matter.
Su Bai guessed that the decision to adjourn for deliberation most likely had something to do with the presence of a judge in this trial.
This was the first trial in which the juror system had actually been implemented.
Jurors had the right to participate in trial deliberations.
In any case, the legal community was bound to attach great importance to it.
When he proposed deliberating on whether to have a Trial Delayed,
the presiding judge still needed to take that into account.
Meanwhile, at the public prosecutor's seat, Xie Wenliang's expression turned particularly ugly when he heard the presiding judge announce the adjournment.
Clearly, the adjournment was for deliberations on whether to have a Trial Delayed.
As far as Xie Wenliang was concerned, this was very bad,
and there was a chance that the previous decision would be overturned and the trial postponed.
If there was a Trial Delayed and the appellant then requested recusal, leaving someone else or the Provincial Procuratorate to investigate the case,
then this case would become very difficult.
There was a strong possibility that problems would emerge, implicating a large number of people.
Although Xie Wenliang was now extremely anxious and very unhappy about this,
the trial had already been ordered