Lu Songyan and Shen Hengzhang are enemies.
One is a criminal defense lawyer who specializes in picking hard bones, and the other is the youngest but most ruthless presiding judge. Lu Songyan lost 70% of the cases in Shen Hengzhang's hands, and also received the comments he wrote on the margins of the judgment - "The direction is correct, strengthen the chain of evidence."
Shen Hengzhang's file contains more than three years of handwritten annotations. Every page says the same thing: I've seen you grow.
The two quarreled and watched each other for four years from both ends of the judge's bench and the defense bench. Later, Shen Hengzhang submitted an application for recusal, with only two words written in the reason column: "Private."
He gave down more than ten thousand hammers, but the last one was not to close a case, but to walk towards a person.
Laws and regulations are dead, but people are alive. Judgments have standard answers, but life does not.
I opened this book after finishing the previous one (You Definitely Lose)~
Intention: Justice can also be selfish, and the gavel can also fall for one person