Chapter 637 - 412: Xu Liang: Why Am I Always Taking the Blame?! [Two-in-One, Asking for Monthly Tickets!]

Chapter 637: Chapter 412: Xu Liang: Why Am I Always Taking the Blame?! [Two-in-One, Asking for Monthly Tickets!]

Life always has its ups and downs and downs and downs.

Of course, not everyone experiences this, at least Zhao Yi spent the first half of his life in stagnation, and the second half as if being hoisted up by others.

But to come back to the point.

The people hoisting him up are really quite rude!

They didn’t even ask, he hadn’t even expressed his opinion before he was lifted up!

Did he want to be hoisted up the ladder?

Do you understand the pain of a promotion?

"Judge Zhao, you might become our colleague soon."

The other judges in the waiting room spoke kindly to Zhao Yi, but there was no special small talk, as everyone here was undoubtedly outstanding!

Zhao Yi felt a bit nostalgic, he turned his head to look at Wang Yao beside him.

Wang Yao spoke again, asking:

"Judge Zhao, aren’t you going to express your opinion?"

To let Zhao Yi work peacefully in Upper City, the court found a not-too-big yet not-too-small case... really a tough job for them.

After all, this is the Higher People’s Court!

Ordinary civil cases would never reach here.

Criminal cases... at minimum, it had to involve serious crimes, like intentional murder, or massive consequences caused by intentional harm, to reach the higher court.

Such cases wouldn’t help Zhao Yi gradually adapt to the higher court’s environment, instead, they would make him nervous!

After sifting through, only the recent ’Stamp Case’ remained.

"I..."

Zhao Yi tugged at his mouth, forming a sarcastic smile: "This case... I think it’s best to address it seriously."

Address it seriously?

Wang Yao paused, and then as if realizing something, he laughed and said:

"Is it because of the plaintiff’s lawyer?"

"Haha, Judge Zhao no need to worry, this is Upper City, whether it’s judges or lawyers, everyone has to follow the rules."

Xu Liang’s reputation...

One could say it has already made waves in the judicial world!

Those who admire his work see him as a genius, his way of thinking is remarkable.

While those tormented by him, such as judges... they really hate him.

"But last time..."

Zhao Yi suddenly spoke up, "During the ’Young Master Sauce Case’, he....."

Wang Yao was responsible for the second trial of the Young Master Sauce Case.

Back then, Xu Liang still didn’t follow the rules, choosing to hold back an explosive revelation, and then suddenly drop it when no one expected!

How many judges were involved in that case?

Let’s put it this way.

Back then at the Upper City Middle Court, responsible for the first trial, Judge Liu Shi’s face now turns ugly at the mention of Xu Liang, as if his reputation has gone completely foul!

Wang Yao was the ’victim’ during the second trial.

"’Young Master Sauce Case’..."

Wang Yao was somewhat at a loss for words, but after pondering for a moment, he smiled and said indifferently:

"That was an accident."

"Besides, the Young Master Sauce Case was very special, Xu was right to keep it confidential."

"And as for this case... it’s just the theft of some ’stamps’, and it’s not even the first time, it’s more of an unexpected incident."

Sun Long had once stolen before, and a year after the verdict, nothing much had happened.

Moreover, the case happened on Xu Liang’s first day here... purely an unexpected event, theoretically with no ’conspiracy’, just a simple criminal case.

"Alright then."

Seeing this old man making excuses for Xu Liang, Zhao Yi’s mouth twitched.

Alright then.

Whatever the other person says goes, he accepted his fate!

"When does the court session start?"

Zhao Yi suddenly asked subtly.

Wang Yao checked the time, realizing it was exactly 12:52 noon, with less than eight minutes until the session started.

"It’s time."

His heart was moved, and he immediately got up and walked towards the trial room.

Zhao Yi and another high court judge followed behind, the three of them standing up alongside the court police, slowly heading to the trial room.

As they walked, they prayed in their hearts that this case would pass smoothly.

...

Meanwhile.

Inside the trial room.

"Tsk, how come the defendant looks a bit strange, all listless..."

"Indeed, could it be that the detention center mistreated him... doesn’t seem like it, just looks spiritless."

"That’s odd, theoretically, during the trial, the defendant should be quite nervous..."

"..."

In the stands.

A few reporters were chatting with interest as the trial had yet to start.

At first, few people paid attention to this case, after all, it was just a theft case.

A case of stealing ’stamps’!

Honestly, when those reporters saw the report, they instinctively widened their eyes, and after a long while still didn’t know what Sun Hu wanted to do with those items.

So, during the first trial, hardly anyone attended.

Until... until they saw a program.

The defense lawyer for the defendant was absent, and the plaintiff’s lawyer directly turned the theft charge into ’robbery’, making it into an extremely atrocious and severely consequential intentional harm case!

Even the defendant was labeled with attempted murder...

As journalists in Upper City, what kind of case haven’t they seen!?

Sorry, they really hadn’t seen a case like this....

So, for the second trial, they came, although they felt the case would probably proceed normally, yet feeling that flutter inside...

They just couldn’t help but hope something ’unexpected’ would happen!

"Brother, nothing unexpected will happen, right...."

In the defendant’s seat.

Defendant Sun Biao swallowed, his chest heaving more intensely, turning his head to look at Sun Hu with a bit of unease.

"That Xu Liang... will he really keep his promise!?"

While speaking, Sun Biao’s eyes showed a touch of fear, his hands trembling.

While in detention, Sun Hu had confessed everything to him.

At that time, Sun Biao was utterly shocked!

He was terrified, terrified that Xu Liang somehow, at some point, had firmly grasped the whole story of the case.