What's wrong with this lawyer?!-Chapter 1036 - 335: The Oncology Department’s Hereditary Patient_3

Wang Jing across from him said helplessly, "Senior Brother, you studied law too. You should know, based on what we know now, we really can’t make a judgment."

"All we have is that verdict document from years ago, but there’s nothing wrong that can be seen from it."

"Besides, according to what you said, your uncle has already gone through all the local departments, but still, nothing has happened. So, it’s unlikely."

Senior Brother Lu Feng sighed deeply and replied, "Sigh, my uncle is really going through a hard time. Finally, his son achieved something and got accepted as a police officer, but the political review couldn’t pass because he had served time in prison. What a mess... "

Political reviews were specifically discussed before. Because of the differences in roles and regions, the standards vary greatly, some are lenient while others are strict.

However, one thing is certain: within the police system, political reviews are among the strictest, maybe only second to positions that require incremental review.

Wang Jing also didn’t know what to say. This old case is so many years ago; who knows what happened back then, let alone the fact that it’s tied to land requisition issues.

If she were to draft a retrial application now, she could still write one, but most likely it would sink into the sea without a trace.

Old cases are always the ones the judicial system hates to revisit most—they’re too troublesome.

The two had no other choice and went to find Old Professor Du.

Professor Du, wearing glasses, carefully looked at the photos of the verdict document for quite a long time, and similarly said with some difficulty, "Flipping a case like this is very hard. Either new evidence has to come up, or you must dig deeply into the evidence used in the original trial."

"Going through each piece of evidence one by one—only then is there some possibility. Judging just from the verdict document now, there’s definitely nothing I can see."

What Old Du said was also true. As a law professor, he was undoubtedly strong in theory, but the gap between theory and practice is significant.

For instance, "insufficient evidence" sounds like just a phrase, but determining what qualifies as insufficient evidence requires examining all the original evidence piece by piece. This must be handled by a lawyer with rich practical experience.

Working on cases is like this; floating in the air doesn’t get it done—you need to be grounded with solid work.

Meanwhile, back in Hanbei Province, Lu Jianshe had just finished cooking when he was hit by a bolt from the blue. His son went out and was taunted by others, saying, "Your dad went to prison and yet you think you can become a cop? That’s like a toad lusting after a swan."

Unable to handle it in the moment, he directly drank pesticide.

Fortunately, it wasn’t paraquat, but it still required emergency treatment; one misstep and it might’ve been fatal.

Watching his son being resuscitated inside, Lu Jianshe truly ran out of options. Leaving his wife to watch over their child, he decided to go to the capital to plead for justice—now only going to the capital might resolve the issue.

However, just as he arrived at the train station, he was immediately blocked.

"Why? I can’t even go to seek justice?" Facing the staff, Lu Jianshe cried out.

"To seek justice, you have to go through official channels. Who allowed you to run to the capital? You criminals, whether you have grievances or not, you know it in your hearts!" The staff responded coldly.

"But I went through official channels, and no one cares! I went to court, and they told me to go to the Procuratorate. I went to the Procuratorate, and they said I didn’t have evidence, told me to ask the court for the documents—but the court won’t provide them either! What am I supposed to do?!"

"They’re all passing the buck, no one cares about my case. If I don’t go to the capital, what else can I do?" Lu Jianshe wiped his tears and shouted.

"That’s your problem. What are you shouting for? It’s none of my business! Move along! If you don’t leave now, we’ll lock you up again!"

Back in Modu, Senior Brother felt silent after hearing this.

Why do many people who study law eventually become disillusioned? It’s because the gap between reality and law makes you feel like years of study have been for nothing.

Finally, Senior Brother spoke, "Wang Jing, can you talk to your Director Tang and see if he can help? Whatever the lawyer fees are, I’ll pay!"