Lawyer: Mental Illness Means No Liability? I'll Get Him the Death Penalty

It’s the 21st century, and people still think the law protects the bad guys?

Do these defendants think lawyers are just paid to sit around doing nothing?

The notorious courtroom shark Liang Xin had just transmigrated to a parallel world when he ran into an utterly arrogant defendant.

Brandishing a certificate declaring him mentally ill, he spoke with brazen confidence.

“People with mental illnesses are exempt from criminal liability! I’ll spend a few years in a hospital, then get out and live a normal life. But your daughter? What a tragic death!”

The onlookers were furious, the victim’s family was desperate, and yet no one could do a thing.

Only Liang Xin stepped forward. “Old man, I’ll get him convicted. In return, would you be a free spokesperson for my law firm?”

Onlookers: “Keep dreaming!”

Six months later, the verdict was announced: “Wang XX, a person with mental illness, is sentenced to death. The sentence will be carried out in seven days.”

A domestic abuse case where gathering evidence was incredibly difficult.

The abuser bragged online: “We’re legally married! This is our private family business. Outsiders have no right to interfere!”

Liang Xin: “Is that so? How about intentional assault and premeditated murder?”

A guardian maliciously embezzles his niece’s compensation money, then still refuses to pay after the verdict.

Liang Xin: “I’ve been a lawyer so long, I almost forgot I’m still a courtroom shark!”

Victim: “Lawyer Liang, the suspect is powerful and influential. Do we just have to suffer in silence?”

Liang Xin’s eyes lit up. “Powerful and influential? Then the sentence will be even harsher, and the damages even higher! Sign the retainer agreement. There’s still time to submit an appeal before the courthouse closes!”

“There’s no case you can’t win. And if there is, it’s because you haven’t come to Good Conscience Law Firm!”