Under the regulations governing dismissal from public office, certain necessary conditions had to be met before someone could be dismissed.
What were necessary conditions?
They were conditions without which a person could not be dismissed from public office.
Within the system, some people had to undergo multiple levels of review even if they wanted to resign.
Dismissing someone was even more difficult.
So what were those necessary conditions? To give the simplest example...
If Zhang Hongtao had been engaged in criminal conduct, the regulations would have required his dismissal.
Anyone bearing criminal liability could not hold a position within the system. That was a mandatory rule and a necessary condition.
But if it was confirmed that there was no criminal suspicion, the relevant regulations required that he be reinstated.
Dismissing Zhang Hongtao from public office was entirely unreasonable and also violated administrative law.
"Dismissing you from public office when you haven't committed a crime is completely against the regulations."
In a situation like this, everyone involved ought to be sent to prison!
Send them in, send them in!
How wonderful!
Inside the office.
After learning that Zhang Hongtao had been dismissed from public office and that Su Bai had once again taken on his case as his attorney, Li Xuezhen looked a little pleased.
He had originally thought that once he was acquitted, he would be able to return to his position as a judge and continue helping ordinary people uphold their legal rights.
From Su Bai's description, the other side's handling of Zhang Hongtao's dismissal was completely against the regulations.
In a situation like this, he really wanted to take the court to court!
"Lawyer Su..."
The final conclusion was that what the other side had done was entirely illegal and against regulations.
After confirming that they could