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Chapter 331 Arson Murder Case (3)

Their appearance was already suspicious, and their subsequent behavior was even more strange, which was not what normal people would do at all.

But Xu Changhuan knew that it was not her job to find the real culprit. Just like Qi Chengjing was doing now, all she had to do was try to break the chain of evidence so that the judge could not convict Shi Yun, and then she would be done.

Qi Chengjing also said: "This case is full of doubts, and the so-called evidence can hardly withstand scrutiny and cannot be called conclusive evidence. We are all guessing, but guessing cannot become evidence."

Prosecutor: "There are witnesses to testify, and the criminal tools at the scene of the crime have the defendant's fingerprints, and the logic is smooth. It is not pure speculation."

Qi Chengjing smiled: "But the testimony of the witness is only one-sided. If the witness is lying, then the fingerprints of the tools used to commit the crime are very likely to be framed. What's more, the witness was also one of the culprits who caused the defendant's legs to be amputated back then, and he had an interest in the defendant. conflict, the credibility of the testimony is not high."

Prosecutor: "The words are unreasonable. There are already witnesses. What else can I say?"

Qi Chengjing: "Presiding judge, there is no conclusive evidence in this case. The case must be judged to be 'clear and conclusive evidence'. However, there are a lot of doubts in the case, and everyone is just guessing. The defendant should be acquitted."

"Stop arguing!" the presiding judge asked, "Do you have any other evidence for the prosecution and defense?"

silence.

Because that's all there is to it.

The presiding judge concluded: "Let's make the closing statement."

Prosecutor: "The witness testified, and found relevant evidence at the scene according to what the witness said, such as the fingerprints on the gasoline barrel and the drug bottle. The defendant's crime of arson and murder should be established."

People said they saw the whole process, but the prosecution couldn't produce any evidence to prove that the witness's words were credible.It is entirely possible that the fingerprints were framed by the real murderer, and the witnesses only need to lie.Therefore, fingerprints cannot be used as evidence to assist witnesses' statements.

The defendant had disabled legs and was unable to walk normally, so it was impossible to avoid the cameras and enter the building.If he was looking for help, why did he stay afterward, and almost died?
There are too many doubts to form a chain of evidence at all.

According to the principle of innocence in my country's "Criminal Law", the defendant should be released without charge. "

The presiding judge slapped the gavel: "The trial is over."

All stand up and exit in an orderly manner.

Such cases are generally not judged in court, especially this kind of case that obviously cannot form a chain of evidence, the possibility of Shi Yun being found not guilty is extremely high.

Everyone breathed a sigh of relief, as if the dawn was just ahead.

After Shi Yun heard that the trial was over, he let out a sigh of relief. Finally, this life finally kicked reality hard.He was exhausted, the round lamp on the ceiling was emitting a boring white light, which was obviously so inferior compared to the sun, but it still made him dizzy.

If only... this is really the sun... I want to take one last look.

Shi Yun smiled lightly, and slowly closed his eyes.

There was a panic in the courtroom, and even the judge's face turned pale. What's going on? Didn't the doctor prove that his body is fine?
Shi Luoluo and her parents ran over in a hurry. They felt remorse, heartache, and pity... all kinds of emotions were mixed together, and they were stunned with tears in their eyes, unable to say a word.

The court policeman was so scared that his back was sweating coldly, but he must not have an accident in court, so the sirens cleared the way and hurriedly sent Shi Yun back to the hospital.

(End of this chapter)