Cai Sumin smiled cheerfully at Huo Shaoheng and assumed the expression of a kind elder.
From his many years of fighting lawsuits in the United States, he was well aware of how he could cause the prosecutor of the other party to become disqualified, so that the other party's evidence could be overshadowed. Even if the evidence was taken to court, Cai Sumin could reasonably pose a question to the jury and question if the prosecution was seeking power for personal gain, had a conflict of interest, or used illegal procedure.
Those were the top three reasons American lawyers chose when they fought in lawsuits.
Because American law was based on questioning public power, the defendant's rights were protected by various laws. On the other hand, the plaintiff had their own parties protecting themselves, so picking a fight with the prosecution carried the least amount of consequences and provided the maximum benefit.
