Chapter 1125: Chapter 363: Sitting in Prison, Freedom Comes from the Sky! _3

At one side, Zhang Wei didn’t show up, watching a family enjoy themselves. He silently carried his briefcase and left, realizing he had found the meaning of life!

Meanwhile, similar incidents were happening elsewhere.

This case in Hanbei Province had reached the court, and after the judge reviewed the materials, cold sweat broke out on his forehead. Damn, good thing there wasn’t a verdict!

Oh my, this could impact my career!

The process concluded quickly, and the release order soon reached the Detention Center.

Inside the Detention Center, the young man detained for rape, Yu Xinliang, walked out, bewildered, wondering why he suddenly was without guilt?

I had signed a plea of guilty and punishment, hadn’t I? Is my lawyer really that impressive?

Upon release, he found his lawyer equally bewildered.

Originally, the lawyer had planned a guilty plea, criminal reconciliation, which would lead to a three-year sentence with three years probation. But unexpectedly, before the trial even started, he was declared innocent!

This unconvicted situation was fortunate, but as for those convicted, the local department leaders were now furious.

“Is this for real? Were all of these planned by that gang? Including those pieces of evidence?” one leader asked the police in front of him.

The police from Handong nodded: “Indeed, that’s the case. Our unit has issued formal statements, you can have a look, the evidence is now conclusive.”

“This is how they make money, through such means.”

“You should hurry with this; the case was unraveled by Tang Fangjing, yes, Lawyer Tang from Jingzhou, he’s about to release a video, so you understand…”

The leader felt truly helpless, realizing there’s not much he could do.

With undisputable wrongful conviction, further delays might cost him dignity.

Thankfully, it was just a rape case.

These days, for some people, it truly feels like “sitting in prison, freedom descending from the sky.”

Especially for some, who had already confessed, and whose families stopped protesting, resigning to their bad luck.

Unexpectedly, they were released!

What exactly happened here?

Yet, no one knows the reason, because the case remains under investigation, and information of the case must remain confidential at this stage.

In Tengda, old Tang met old Wang again, this time old Wang brought his brother’s family of three to express gratitude.

Wang Zhanhua had no words, realizing only after his release, that to exonerate him, Lawyer Tang had managed to put the supposed victims and their family into custody…

Though they were just a gang, it wasn’t incorrect to call them a family since they’d acted as one before.

To overturn the case through such means seemed inconceivable to Wang Zhanhua.

“Director Tang, thank you so much…”

Old Tang smiled and waved: “No problem, you learn from experiences, just make sure not to do such things again, find someone familiar to marry, it’s best not to get involved with people like that.”

Wang Zhanhua’s mom quickly nodded, assuring she’d no longer pressure her son to marry.

Old Tang had no opinion on that matter; he was only responsible for rescue, and he wouldn’t involve himself in others’ family affairs.

The family of three departed, leaving old Tang feeling exceptionally relaxed this time.

After those people were locked up, he sensed his soul felt comfortable… Ah, he really didn’t want to have to resort to such actions, but there was no choice, unless he admitted to being mentally ill?

Blame it on the netizens, each advocating for severe punishment, they’d influenced him to feel a bit twisted.

Next, he would continue searching for cases while awaiting results, this case had to be publicized, letting many know about this new form of crime.

Soon, Liu Hourong’s gang was arrested after approval by the Xinghu District Procuratorate, with case handlers returning, the evidence was largely solid, leading to swift prosecution review.

Time flew rapidly, as if the relevant departments could hasten the case processing.

Then, news came that made Liu Hourong in the Detention Center go pale.

Because their case was transferred to be under the jurisdiction of the Jingzhou Intermediate Court by the Xinghu District Court.

He had studied law, and he clearly understood what this meant.

First-instance criminal cases under Intermediate Court jurisdiction are for: those possibly sentenced to life imprisonment or death penalty.