In fact, for this second-instance trial, Su Bai had prepared the plaintiff's facts and evidence very thoroughly.
His claims had been dismissed at first instance only because they involved provisions of the Constitution.
Now that guidance had come from the Supreme People's Court, the second-instance trial only needed to proceed in accordance with that guidance.
The outcome of this trial would inevitably be a victory for the plaintiff.
There would be no other outcome or objections.
Zhou Liang understood this very clearly, too.
With written guidance from the Supreme People's Court, they essentially had no other grounds on which to win as the defendants.
In accordance with the Supreme People's Court's document, the presiding judge had determined that Ye Meizhen had infringed Liu Wenya's right to education.
This had already become an established fact and a settled conclusion, leaving them no room to rebut it.
That said, however,
Ye Meizhen still needed to understand this.
So Zhou Liang handed the Supreme People's Court's guidance document to Ye Meizhen.
After briefly scanning its contents, Ye Meizhen knitted her brows.
Although she did not understand the law,
her husband worked at a court.
Ye Meizhen also knew very well that if the Supreme People's Court issued guidance on a case,
the ruling had to follow the Supreme People's Court's interpretation of that case.
But...
Liu Wenya's case had actually received guidance from the Supreme People's Court?
And that guidance favored ruling in Liu Wenya's favor.
Ye Meizhen was somewhat surprised, but she also understood very clearly that, in this second-instance case,
she was very likely to lose.
A trace of displeasure involuntarily appeared on her face.
That displeasure stemmed from her original belief that Liu Wenya could only accept the first-instance ruling in this case.
But now, there had suddenly been a