You're a Lawyer... and You Sent the Judge to Prison?
Chapter 432

The approach to rebuttal: No evidence, I didn't do it

1,984 words•7 min read•0 views
10h ago•
Next

"???"

"What the hell? Not only did the attending doctor prescribe outrageously expensive medication that the patient couldn't afford."

"He even hinted that the patient's family should forge an official seal to pay the medical bills?"

"This really sounds like something out of a fantasy! But the more outrageous something is, the more likely it is to be true!"

"That said, are there really doctors like this?"

"How could this be fake? Plenty of doctors have been exposed for taking kickbacks. How many times has that made the trending searches? Anyone who's actually been to a hospital knows. How could it be fake?"

"Hahaha! Most are good, but that doesn't stop some from being truly outrageous!"

"I once met one who seemed perfectly polite on the surface, acting like everything was for my own good."

"But all the medication he prescribed was useless. I only found out after asking a distant relative!"

"The prescriptions could very well be real, but hinting at forging an official seal is too outrageous. I'm inclined to believe that's true too!"

"..."

Most of the viewers watching this live trial had come because of the exorbitant medical bills and Li Dong's forging an official seal to save his wife.

After all... medical care concerned everyone's livelihood, and saving his wife gave people plenty to think about.

That was why so many people had been drawn to watch this public trial.

But many viewers had never expected the case to have so much hidden behind it!

The attending doctor had apparently hinted that the patient should forge an official seal.

Honestly, this expanded the incident's impact even further.

In the live trial's scrolling comments.

Fierce debate erupted over this incident.

But those discussions did not affect the continuation of the trial.

In the courtroom.

Lin Wenjie

End of Chapter
Prev
NovelSummaries
Next

Comments