Lawyer in the world of film and television

Chapter 9 9. Alibi

"Why did you let me drive over to pick you up?"

Zou Yu looked at Zhang Wei who got into the car clutching his stomach and was a little unhappy. In the past, others rushed to pick her up in the car, but when did she become reduced to picking up others.

Zhang Wei seemed to recall some painful experience, the corner of his mouth twitched: "Because I almost couldn't go to the scene of the crime."

"Are you feeling unwell? If you're feeling unwell..." Zou Yu looked at Zhang Wei with an uneasy expression and asked worriedly.

"As a failed lawyer, you should stop thinking about taking the lawsuit from me, and just take a good look at how I win."

As soon as Zhang Wei heard this, he interrupted her with a blank face. Five years of life, beautiful women are nothing.

"you……"

Zou Yu glared at him angrily when he heard this. He was just out of pure concern, but he was turned back like this.

"Since you care so much about this case, come on, it's time to give full play to your heroine aura and reimburse this bill." Zhang Wei handed Zou Yu a bill.

"What is this? One hundred thousand? Why did you ask me to reimburse you one hundred thousand?"

Zou Yu looked at the number on the invoice and asked in shock, 10 yuan was not too small a number in her opinion.

"Who told someone to say so well, but nothing can be done, so I can only find the most professional people to do it."

Zhang Wei moved his face closer, but Zou Yu retreated subconsciously, and hit his head on the glass of the car.

Luckily she didn't make a mistake, cause a car accident or something.

"It's dangerous, do you know that!"

"It's only 10 yuan. What happened to that child this afternoon will attract the attention of various media. Don't you also want to help this child? It's worth the money, isn't it?"

Zhang Wei didn't seem to hear her words, and looked at Zou Yu sincerely with a full (owed) face (beat).

"Then you have to tell me what's the use of these things. It's impossible for things of this level to affect the judgment of the court."

Zou Yu said that it is impossible to turn the situation around only with positive comments on the client and negative comments from the criminal police handling the case.

"As a lawyer, you should know what is the probability of conviction in Huaguo's criminal case if you are prosecuted." Zhang Wei did not answer her question, but instead asked Zou Yu a question.

"99%." Zou Yu bit her lower lip when she heard this, because the case she handled before was 99%.

"This is because the procuratorate only prosecutes cases where the facts of the crime have been established. It is precisely because the judge knows this that he relies heavily on the procuratorate's indictment." Zhang Wei helped her explain the reason for this probability.

"But because of this, many times in court, the trial is carried out according to the facts, but according to the story described by the prosecutor!"

Zou Yu retorted a little angrily when she heard this. In her opinion, her client was innocent, and it was because of this situation that this situation led to today's situation.

"Yes, this is a broken capitalist society." Zhang Wei muttered.

"What did you say?" Zou Yu asked a little strangely when he heard Zhang Wei's babbled babble.

"It's nothing. What I'm doing now is to restore our disadvantage, so that the judge will not be led by the nose by the prosecutor's office." Zhang Wei clasped his right knee with both hands and looked at the road ahead, and gave Zou Yu an answer.

"Is that so?" Zou Yu looked at Zhang Wei in a daze, thinking that he was going to force the court to change the sentence through public opinion.

Zhang Wei looked at Zou Yu, who was a little dazed, and really didn't know what her lawyer had done in the past two years, unless it was to poke the G-spot of the entire nation and reach a unified public opinion across the country.

Whoever dares to refute is the kind of scum, otherwise how could it completely affect the judgment.

It is absolutely impossible to arouse this level of public opinion on this lawsuit.

"Otherwise, the judge puts too much trust in the evidence of the prosecutor's office. The first thing we need to do is to reach an equality with them to a certain extent. By the way, how long will it take to reach Wangjiacun?"

Looking at the path that was getting farther and farther away from the city center, Zhang Wei asked.

"There's still some distance."

……

"Ah! The air in this place far away from the city center is really good, and I feel that my mind has become more flexible." Zhang Wei got out of the car and stretched, taking a big breath of fresh air, as if he was intoxicated.

"Shall we go to the crime scene next?"

"It is to find the client's alibi, so as to help him get rid of the crime quickly. You should have investigated who he was with that night before."

Zhang Wei turned his head to look at Zou Yu, who nodded affirmatively.

……

"That night from [-]:[-] to [-]:[-], you were playing cards with Song Chenxing, right?" Zhang Wei asked looking at the man in front of him wearing slippers and smoking a cigarette.

"Yes, his shop is at the entrance of the village. People from several villages near us often play cards at the entrance of that small shop. It is more convenient to eat and drink anything."

The man handed Zhang Wei a cigarette and began to talk. Zhang Wei took the cigarette and nodded to express his gratitude.

"Xiao Song works in the factory next to the village. After getting off work at about 05:30, he helped his parents look after the store. His parents went back and closed the store at nine o'clock. We went back after he closed. In this case, I said Many times."

"After he closed the door, what are you guys doing?" Zhang Wei glanced at the furnishings in the man's house and asked again.

"We are all poker friends. Normally after nine o'clock, after playing cards outside his house, we would come to my house to play two rounds of mahjong." The man puffed out a puff of smoke and explained.

"Don't you have a clock at home?" Zhang Wei looked at the lobby of the man's house and asked a little strangely.

"No, we are basically farming here. We get up every day before the sun rises. It's useless to ask for that thing."

The man threw the finished cigarette on the ground, stomped on it with his foot, and stomped out the sparks on the cigarette.

"Then why can you say so accurately that you are with Song Chenxing from seven to nine o'clock? Is it because he usually closes the door at nine o'clock?" Zhang Wei felt a little strange and asked.

Zou Yu, who was recording the conversation, suddenly lit up his eyes when he heard this, and hurriedly asked: "Is it possible that he closed the door after nine o'clock, but because he used to close the door at nine o'clock, you also think he It was also closed at nine o'clock that day."

"No, there is a clock in his shop, otherwise I wouldn't dare to tell the police. We even checked the time when we left." The man shook his head and denied Zou Yu's conjecture.

Zou Yu's hope, which had been ignited with great difficulty, was easily extinguished in an instant.

"Okay, sorry to trouble you." Zhang Wei nodded his head to express his thanks, then turned and left.

Zou Yu also nodded and left with Zhang Wei.

　The real world is different from this situation. The Huaguo in the parallel world is based on the system constructed by the United States and Japan. I have read a few laws and regulations in the starting point before, and they are all placed in foreign countries. The names of foreigners seem really uncomfortable.

　　China's current law belongs to the socialist legal system, not the civil law system, nor the common law system.However, in reality, I prefer the civil law system.

　　Moreover, procuratorates and courts now implement a quota system, and the overall level of judges and prosecutors has improved a lot. Many unjust, false and wrongly decided cases in the era of presumption of guilt have now been overturned.

　　You can regard the Chinese country in the novel as a country with the Anglo-American system, but they are all Chinese names.

　　
　
(End of this chapter)