After discussing the relevant issues with Su Bai, the Southern Province Provincial High Court...
Before long...
The High Court finished compiling the details of Liu Wenya's case.
It asked the Supreme People's Court to provide guidance on whether the Constitution could be applied judicially in this case.
At White Jun Law Firm.
Su Bai was also waiting for the Supreme People's Court's response to the High Court.
And as the case drew attention, he stepped forward to clarify the High Court's position.
This helped prevent the case from having an adverse impact.
In fact...
Whether the Constitution could be applied judicially... was a very serious question.
In Su Bai's view, the Supreme People's Court had quite a few issues to consider.
First was the impact of applying the Constitution judicially.
Second were the legal rights and interests of the party involved in this case.
In one respect, the Constitution was the most fundamental law, and applying it judicially would have worse repercussions.
But...
In this case, if the Constitution was not applied, Liu Wenya's infringed legal rights and interests could not be protected.
That would depart entirely from the most basic purpose of the law.
So...
Would the Supreme People's Court affirm and support Liu Wenya's efforts to secure protection for her legal rights and interests in this case?
By Su Bai's assessment, the Supreme People's Court would certainly support Liu Wenya.
After all...
No matter how one looked at it, Liu Wenya's right to education had indeed been infringed.
If the victim of such an infringement received no support...
Then the authority of the law would be called into question.
The resulting impact would be enormous!
In fact, when the Supreme People's Court discussed the issue, two different views emerged there as well.
The first issue was whether the