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Lin Hui argued: "Isn't this series of facts enough to prove that it was the defendant who pushed the deceased out? Even if I did not see the defendant's hands come into contact with the deceased at the moment he fell, there must have been contact.

Otherwise, how could the deceased fall out?"

"So, Mr. Lin deduced that the defendant's hand came into contact with the deceased at the moment he fell from the building?" Zhou Yi said with a smile.

"Yes, but I think it's a fact."

"Huh? Is that so..."

Zhou Yi signaled Ma Ming to stand up, then stretched out his right hand and put it on Ma Ming's chest. The movement seemed to be pushing but not pushing, pulling but not pulling. Then he asked Lin Huidao with a smile: "Why does Mr. Lin like reasoning and reasoning so much?"

Judgment, then I would like to ask you, am I going to push Lawyer Ma out now, or am I going to pull him over?"

"this......"

Lin Hui was immediately speechless. This question was meant to trick his father. If he answered pull, Zhou Yi would push. If he said push, Zhou Yi would pull. Anyway, it was all his fault, which made him unable to answer at all.

"Mr. Lin, we are now less than five meters apart. The courtroom is brightly lit, and you cannot make an accurate judgment even if you are calm. The day of the crime was in the early morning, and the apartment you lived in was not far from the Liyou Hotel.

At least twenty meters, and you were in a state of insomnia at the time and were extremely frightened when you saw the murder. How do you judge that the defendant was pushing the deceased away instead of trying to pull the deceased back?"

"I...I don't know, I don't know..." Lin Hui shook his head repeatedly.

"Very well. Your honor, I have no questions."

At this time, Sun Yuqing raised his head and looked at Zhou Yi with some surprise. Of course he knew about Zhou Yi's awesome graduation dinner, but he also knew that this was the first time Zhou Yi actually took on a case, so he didn't take it to heart at all. But.

After these two rounds of fighting, he found that this kid seemed to be very tough, right?

To be honest, this case is not 100% convict. Sun Yuqing was full of confidence before and believed that Yang Caikong had his name and was a bastard among barristers. Zhou Yi was a newcomer and he could definitely get the defendant convicted of murder. But now

After seeing Zhou Yi's performance, his confidence began to waver. Maybe he should get in touch with this newcomer?

"The court will now be adjourned and the trial will resume at 2:15 in the afternoon."

Seeing that the time was almost up, the presiding judge announced the end of the morning trial. This situation is very common in Hong Kong. A complex case can have as many as dozens of eyewitnesses and expert witnesses. The prosecution and defense will cross-examine them one by one, which will take a week.

There are even those for half a month.

Because in the eyes of people in areas governed by the rule of law, the outcome of a criminal case involves a person's freedom and life and must not be taken lightly. In comparison, all criminal court judges in mainland China are "model workers" because in a certain

Courts in some areas have even created the 'miracle' of trying three or four criminal cases in one morning, and such miracles continue to occur for no other reason than: first, because criminal trials in the mainland are not defenses in the true sense at all;

The second reason is that the performance evaluation of mainland judges is based on the 'mediation rate' in civil matters and the 'number of cases handled' in criminal matters. If you handle three to four hundred cases a year, you are considered advanced. Do you think this is awesome? Just go for the number of cases handled.

To be able to throw American federal prosecutors off ten streets is exactly the saying: "In mainland China, the only way to try a case is to speed up and you will not be defeated, and only if you try it quickly, you will not be solved"!
Chapter completed!