Who Made Him a Lawyer?

Chapter 486: Chapter 356: Sophistry!

Proving the reasonableness of the testimony!?

As the words fell.

The faces of the prosecution changed, Huang Ren restrained his emotions and didn’t say anything to the young prosecutor beside him.

A rookie who doesn’t make mistakes is something he hasn’t seen before, the most important thing is...

"Such a quick response, able to immediately react to these small verbal loopholes..."

Huang Ren felt somewhat troubled, he even now has no idea what Xu Liang has in his hands.

Just Xu Liang’s extraordinary responsiveness alone makes things extremely difficult for him.

Bear in mind there is no teleprompter here, it’s not some reading comprehension exercise looking for loopholes in text.

Most people hear a single sentence from them would barely understand in the short term, even forget what was said the next second, but the opposite...

Almost immediately after speaking, he proceeds with an attack!

On our side, including Huang Ren, there are five people, while the defense side... it’s just him debating!

"No wonder Team One and Team Two are so alert, I was too rash...."

Huang Ren took a deep breath.

"This lawyer... has some skills!"

Immediately, Huang Ren pulled himself together solemnly and looked at Xu Liang, his gaze unusually serious.

"What is this?"

On the bench, Zhang Bo frowned at the item in Xu Liang’s hand.

During the presentation of evidence... did Xu Liang provide something similar?

Zhang Bo fell into recollection.

"This is the psychological evaluation report concerning the defendant Lv Xiong."

Xu Liang said slowly, as he opened the envelope, a document appeared in his hand.

On it was clearly the assessment personally acknowledged by Director Yang.

The clerk instinctively stepped forward, and after finding no issues handed it to Zhang Bo on the bench.

Zhang Bo leaned in for a closer look, and immediately... surprise showed in his eyes.

"According to the authoritative agency of Hanhai City."

"The defendant Lv Xiong, suffers from moderate depression, anxiety disorder, and post-traumatic stress disorder!"

"That is to say, the subjective consciousness of my client differs from that of ordinary people!"

"Can this side-wise compensate for the deficiencies in the defendant’s testimony!?"

Xu Liang with a blank expression presented his set of logic.

"Furthermore!"

"So-called indirect murder refers to where there’s a subjective understanding of the consequences of ’such actions’ and acquiescence that ultimately leads to someone’s death."

"Then, may I ask the prosecution, does my client meet this condition!?"

After this statement.

The prosecutor, who needed perfect logic, instantly fell silent, not knowing what to say.

Meet the condition?

Who knows, just like ’since you are not a fish, how can you know the joy of fish’?

They are not Lv Xiong, naturally, they cannot know if the subjective consciousness meets the condition.

However, anyone with sense knows that possessing such a psychological disorder surely impacts subjective consciousness!?

As long as it influences, indirect murder... although it cannot be erased, it becomes a ’reasonable doubt’.

Coincidentally, the Eastern Country is currently transitioning from ’guilty until proven innocent’, changing to ’innocent until proven guilty’!

In other words.

As long as Huang Ren cannot provide sufficient objective evidence, Lv Xiong does not constitute indirect causing death!

But....

"Defendant side, are you implying that the hallucinations presented in the case are due to the defendant’s psychological illness?"

Suddenly Huang Ren countered, throwing the question back to Xu Liang.

He who asserts must prove!

Huang Ren’s eyes flashed.

Trying to throw something unverifiable at me? He is definitely not a rookie!

What he needs to do is prevent Xu Liang from verifying, while allowing the doubt to exist, then the prosecution can investigate and verify for the second time.

Unfortunately...

"No, we have never said it was caused by psychological illness!"

"We only assert and interpret that the defendant’s consciousness is not clear!"

"Moreover... the aforementioned material is only one part of the evidence!"

Xu Liang immediately responded, as if he had predicted that the other party would say so.

Next second, not giving the stunned Huang Ren time to react

"Respected judge, members of the hearing panel."

"Next, I will explain the source of the hallucinations related to the testimony in this case!"

Xu Liang immediately pulled out another document.

This is....

"This is the physical examination report on the defendant Lv Xiong by Hanhai City’s judicial identification institution!"

"The report shows that the defendant had injected thiabendazole multiple times, and for a long period, so on the chromatography test, the test for thiabendazole was positive!"

Thia... thiabendazole?

At that instant.

The entire courtroom came to a halt, everyone was stunned again and again.

What on earth is thiabendazole?

Honestly, if you do not work in this field, almost 95% of people have no clue what this substance is.

But coincidentally... the least lacking at the scene are reporters!

These people know a bit about everything!

"Thiabendazole!? A veterinary controlled anesthetic!?"

In a daze, someone on the hearing panel was stunned, then reacted with immediate bewilderment.

"What does that mean? What is this stuff?" The others hurriedly inquired.

The reporter clearly wasn’t looking too well, but still patiently explained to the others.

"Thiabendazole is a type of veterinary anesthetic, it’s widely circulated and can be purchased from major veterinary drug manufacturing plants or drug distributors."

"Generally used to perform surgery on livestock."

"But like morphine, this substance has a flaw, which is, once used on humans, it will...."

Saying this, the reporter paused, then explained to the people around:

"It has a high addiction potential!"

"Moreover, compared to other drugs, this class of drugs has more severe side effects, which can lead to death from side effects at any time!"

"Comparatively, hallucinations... can only be considered a minor issue."

Like morphine?

The eighteenth article of the Criminal Law stipulates advocating lenience and sentence reduction for the defendant in this case!"