It was not the first time Irish had experienced something like this. At present, both parties, in this case, are still in the middle of the lawsuit, and the victim's family requires compensation from the criminal's family. Though it seemed that the psychological evaluation was of no great importance, it could play an important role in the decision of the criminal's conviction.
Now that the criminal was gone, his family would hold all of the responsibility.
Of course, she showed great sympathy to the victim, and she also bore a grudge against the criminal, but he did have some mental problems, so to some extent, he was also a victim.
"I'm sorry. I can't help you." She apologized to him directly.
The man took a deep breath and said, "How much money do you need?"
Irish stopped and looked at him, "I really feel awful for what happened to your family, but I have to give a judicial evaluation to the court. It has nothing to do with money. I'm sorry."
