Ke Xuezhuo's son-in-law

Chapter 180 Illegal Enrollment · Public Prosecution
  Dongdu Court, Hall 10, under the witness of many people, a case called the Illegal Enrollment Murder Case was announced to be heard here.

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The prosecutor's representative, Kujo Reiko, was sitting at the plaintiff's table, sorting out information, and waiting for the judges to enter the hall.

"The judge enters the court!"

Everyone stood up and saw three judges and two clerks slowly entering and taking their seats under everyone's gaze.

Fujiwara followed Fei Yingli and sat in the auditorium on the left side to witness all this. On the right side of the courtroom were relevant personnel from the Metropolitan Police Department who came specially to participate in the public trial.

It's not that they haven't thought about filing a lawsuit in the name of the plaintiff, but considering that it is difficult for the court to recognize a trial held specifically for the deceased, and the penalties for civil lawsuits are insufficient, they can boldly hire a lawyer to rebut on the grounds that the plaintiff cannot come to court. Even if Fujiwara provides a power of attorney provided by Minako's mother, it will not be recognized by everyone.

The first step in criminal proceedings is the Metropolitan Police Department, but three years ago it was because the investigators of the Metropolitan Police Department confirmed that Minako committed suicide due to high study pressure. The Metropolitan Police Department, as a party involved, is unlikely to accept the case. After all, if they admit that there is an unjust case, they will be slapping themselves in the face. They will not admit this kind of thing easily.

Therefore, the second level for restarting the case is the prosecutor's office. Since Kujo Reiko was awakened before and a copy of the case investigation was given to her, when Fei Yingli went to tell her about the matter, she readily agreed and did her best. The intensity has been extended to the wrongful case prosecution process, and today's court date has come.

So this time the plaintiff is the Dongdu Procuratorate.

In the dock were the two teachers involved and the police officer in charge of the case.

Prosecutor's Office VS Metropolitan Police Department?
  Originally, Fujiwara did not expect that this case would involve the Metropolitan Police Department. After careful consideration, he finally chose to cooperate with Kujo Reiko, who would be the prosecutor, and the prosecutor's office would initiate the rectification process for wrongful cases.

Today's docket was particularly exciting. There were not only the two teachers involved, but also Police Junya Miura, who was in charge of the suicide case at the Metropolitan Police Department's Investigation Section 1.

As a deputy to the police department at the time, he was responsible for investigating the case, and finally gave a report of suicide and chose to close the case. Today I also came to the court as a third party.

"Report to the presiding judge that because the victim's mother is ill and unable to appear in court, the prosecutor will be represented by Kujo Prosecutor with full authority."

"All the defendants are present in court."

"Will the court be held?"

The clerk recorded this, then turned to report to the three trial judges, "The prosecutor requests that the trial be opened."

The presiding judge exchanged a few words with several judges and unanimously decided to approve the plaintiff's request not to appear in court.

"The court is now in session."

After speaking, he raised his gavel and struck the base.

This dull sound heralded the official start of the prosecution.

"This court session is because the Toto District Prosecutor's Office filed a public prosecution for the wrongful case of Aido Elementary School suicide case three years ago. This office will make a judgment based on the Neon Criminal Procedure Law. Both parties must not violate the law."

After the explanation, it is the turn of the prosecutor.

Kujo Reiko stood up with a straight face and a serious look on her face, "The prosecutor is ready and will reply to the presiding judge."

The lawyer on the dock stood up in a hurry and said, "The defendant is ready, please reply to the presiding judge." The presiding judge then spoke and signaled the prosecutor to start the lawsuit.

Kujo Reiko stood up calmly, put down her speech script, and without even looking at it, she explained the lawsuit to the court without a script.

"The defendants, Yamada Shu and Kamibin Goro, are two physical education teachers in the gymnasium of Aido Elementary School. They were once prosecuted by Aido Elementary School for reselling school sports equipment, but in the end the prosecution was dropped due to their good attitude in pleading guilty. One year's bonus will be deducted as punishment and he will remain in school."

Speaking of this, Kujo Reiko paused and looked at the reactions of the people in the dock. After seeing that they were still calm, she continued to explain when, where and to whom they promised to cheat on the entrance exam and how to use it. The job authority covers the duties of grading and waiting for results.

"We protest!"

The lawyer in the dock stood up and said, "The prosecutor has been talking about things that have nothing to do with the murder case discussed in this court. I kindly ask the presiding judge to urge the prosecutor not to talk about such boring things in court to delay time."

"The protest is invalid, the defendant's lawyer please sit down, and the prosecutor please continue."

During the prosecution, the defendant was not allowed to interrupt, so the presiding judge did not hesitate to hold down the defendant's lawyer who was about to interfere with the prosecutor.

"On May 5, criminal suspect Yamada Shu called the victim Minako Mochizuki to the equipment room on the pretext of talking, and then together with Goro Kamibin, who had been hiding in the equipment room in advance, killed Minako Mochizuki."

"Afterwards, they told Miura Junya, who was investigating the case at the time, to urge the police to close the case quickly because they were afraid that continuing would cause panic among students."

After elaborating on the cause of action, sources of the case, and the facts of the case, it is next time to turn to the reasons for filing a public prosecution and the basis of the law.

Everyone's eyes were fixed on Kujo Reiko again.

Prosecutor Kujo still calmly picked up the lawsuit prepared in advance, "The reasons for the prosecution are as follows..."

1. The evidence is conclusive that the criminal suspect killed someone

Based on the investigation and evidence, we can conclude that the suspects Yamada Shu and Kamibin Goro jointly killed the victim Minako Mochizuki. They first used the conversation as an excuse to lure Minako to the equipment room, and then committed the murder.

On-site investigation and autopsy results showed that Minako's cause of death was suffocation. Yamada Shu and Kamibin Goro used a rope to strangle Minako's neck, causing her to suffocate to death. Afterwards, Minako's body was carried to the playground warehouse by Goro Kamibin and hidden.

During the investigation, we also obtained a large number of witness statements. Among them, the head teacher confirmed that Minako had revealed to him who the mastermind of the illegal enrollment was and planned to confess to him that afternoon. Yonehara Koko also confirmed that she had discussed the matter with Minako and did not see Minako leaving school after school that day.

All this evidence proves that the suspects Yamada Shu and Kambin Goro are the murderers of Minako.

2. The criminal suspect attempts to cover up the crime and adds additional criminal charges
  Not only that, the suspects Yamada Shu and Kamibin Goro also tried to cover up the crime after committing the murder. They had united with other students to ask Junya Miura, who was investigating the case at the time, to close the case as soon as possible to avoid causing greater panic and investigation among students. This attempt to cover up the crime has resulted in additional criminal charges.

3. According to relevant laws, the criminal suspect’s behavior has constituted the crime of intentional homicide and the crime of obstructing official business.
  According to the relevant laws of the Neon State Criminal Law, the suspect's behavior has constituted the crime of intentional homicide and the crime of obstructing official business. Their actions seriously violated the law and committed extremely serious crimes, and they should be held criminally responsible.

"The criminal suspect compensates the victim's family for economic losses and assumes corresponding civil liability for compensation."

"In addition, regarding the negative impact and social harm caused by the criminal suspect's criminal behavior, we also call on all walks of life to strengthen legal education and psychological counseling for all walks of life, and strive to reduce the occurrence of similar tragedies. At the same time, for similar illegal and criminal acts, we We will also crack down resolutely to safeguard social fairness, justice and legal dignity."

After the explanation was completed, Prosecutor Kujo began to ask questions.
  (End of this chapter)