Several days later, Silvertown, courtroom.
A trial was in progress.
"The defense has no objection to the charges brought by the prosecution, and now, based on the facts and laws of this case, presents the following defense arguments..." the defendant's lawyer stood at his place, speaking loudly, "First, although the defendant indeed robbed valuable property, she did not engage in any violent acts beyond the robbery itself, which constitutes a lesser degree of crime. Second, after the defendant was arrested, she demonstrated a willingness to confess, according to the provisions of Article 66, Clause 3, of the Criminal Law..."
Although the lawyer was simply appointed as the criminal legal aid for the defense, he still faithfully fulfilled his responsibilities, aiming to mitigate the sentence as much as possible and defending the accused.
