Lawyer: From the Start, I Get Framed and Send Her Off in Silver Handcuffs

Regarding the sentence "Justice will never be late", I don't want to see it anymore. This is just a poisonous sentence.

Does China have this jury system?

A lawyer was raped. . . . All I can say is, 6

The beginning of the plot is about being persuaded to quit. An intern who was admitted by a nationally renowned lawyer was rejected, and ended up being dragged away stupidly. Is it so easy to get into this law firm?

Money is easy to transfer but difficult to get back, and you don't have any solid proof of a pregnant woman's affair. The police are always quarrelsome. Why not call the police on the spot?

The plot is too long, with so many chapters devoted to what happened in a court trial. The key point is that it is unreasonable to speculate in court and make phone calls to find evidence. That's a court. What the hell is a case being heard on site?

I don't know what I'm here for, what to write, the author should hurry up, why don't I send you some benefits soon... Blade

It started on the 19th and today is the 26th. The trial has not been finished yet...

It's a bit poisonous. Under normal circumstances, you should call the police directly. Even I, who don't know the law, know that the person who touches porcelain needs to prove that someone else beat her, and needs to have her injuries tested and a contact fingerprint test done.

It's boring. You're trying to sell yourself like a sheep's head, but you're a dead lawyer and you're trying to solve the case?