Nicola did not refuse; she immediately handed the documents over to the bailiff, who then brought them to the defense bench and gave them to Cathy.
After examining the documents, Cathy's expression gradually turned ugly, but in the end, she still argued, "Your Honor, my client's family business is vast, and some areas may have neglected to report taxes, which is quite normal."
"Additionally, subjectively speaking, my client never intended to evade taxes. If the Western Suburb Branch had warned us in time, the situation might have been different."
Indeed, the Western Suburb Branch had not reminded the Camora family to pay their taxes but had taken action directly, so her defense was somewhat valid.
