Too Bad I Take Things Seriously

Very soon.

Several law-related professionals appeared on the forum again.

Proactively solving the confusion of many netizens.

"The determination of the crime of teaching crime methods is quite unique. Although it is a conduct crime, it still needs to meet several conditions simultaneously in its constitution..."

The first condition is that the behavior infringes on a complex object, causing serious harm to social order.

The second condition is when teaching crime methods, there is an attitude of indulgence towards the recipient's actions, with a subjective intent hoping for such behavior to happen.

In other words.

Zhang San writes a fraud script for Li Si.

During this time, there was no evidence proving that Zhang San had concerns about Li Si committing a crime.

On the contrary.

For three consecutive years.

Zhang San provided scripts to Li Si like fish, completely allowing such things to happen.

Therefore.

Qin Mu listed seventeen scripts at different nodes to prove the other party's allowance of such incidents, demonstrating subjective intent.

And Qin Mu disseminated the video on Little Station...

The intention is evidently to let the masses of netizens learn the law and not violate the law knowingly.

And repeatedly informed the vast netizens in the video to obey the law and not exploit these methods.

Subjectively.

Qin Mu has already made it very clear that it is not to spread crime knowledge.

Therefore.

Even if someone learned this method and used it to commit a crime, it has nothing to do with Qin Mu.

Qin Mu would not be implicated in any way.

"So that's how it is, up thinks really far ahead, people who learn the law are terrifying."

"These days, if you don't understand the law, you might find yourself in trouble at any minute."

"People who learn the law won't leave any worries for themselves, so this time Zhang San... isn't he going in again?"

"There's no good ending in being an enemy of up, good thing this is just a simulation trial."

"..."

Netizens sighed incessantly.

Growing more and more in awe of Qin Mu.

No wonder he keeps posting videos online, without the slightest worry that these methods would be learned by criminals.

Even if they learn it...

To him, it's just a few more "living examples".

𝑓𝘳𝘦𝑒𝑤𝑒𝘣𝘯ℴ𝘷𝘦𝓁.𝑐𝑜𝑚

...

Jin City.

In the nursing home.

"Teaching crime methods... can also constitute a crime..."

Wan Zhongyuan stared blankly at the projection screen, muttering to himself.

Beside him.

The old folks in the yard were cracking melon seeds, discussing the case.

It's just that...

The direction of their discussion was diverse and bizarre.

"Selling scripts is so profitable? One script is worth tens of thousands? That's much more than I can earn farming in the countryside."

"Do you think... the script that Old Zhang almost got scammed with before, could it be written by this kid?"

"Ahem, just a reminder, this is just a simulated case, don't take it too seriously."

"I've heard that behind every simulated case, there's a prototype..."

"..."

The crowd was not very focused on legal texts.

What they cared about was whether there was excitement to watch, and how exciting this excitement was.

As for the so-called teaching crime methods...

They didn't care at all; after all, they are already of an age where they are unlikely to come into contact with such matters.

"Qin Mu might really have memorized the entire criminal law..."

Wan Zhongyuan shook his head and sighed.

He had lived for forty years.

Never had he heard that teaching crime methods could also constitute a crime.

Yet Qin Mu recognized it at a glance.

He must have memorized the entire criminal law by heart.

Whoever offended him...

Might find themselves quickly being assigned a related criminal charge and sent away.

He believes.

This is not difficult for Qin Mu at all.

"Looks like... Qin Mu is going to win this trial again."

Subsequently.

Wan Zhongyuan objectively evaluated the situation on both sides during the trial.

The other party chose a defense strategy of an innocence plea.

Probably intending to defend from incitement to crime or other aspects, to completely absolve Zhang San of suspicion.

But Qin Mu's accusation...

Directly started from the crime of teaching crime methods.

This charge...

Only requires corresponding behavior to constitute a crime.

The opposing party seems...

Has nothing to refute.

Qin Mu's move is no less than taking out the bottom of the cauldron.

"Thud—"

At this moment.

The voice of the Judgment Chief emanated from the projection screen: "Defendant party, are there any points you wish to question regarding the evidence and accusations presented by the prosecution?"

The lawyers from Liang City exchanged glances.

With faces filled with worry.

For a moment, they didn't know how to question this evidence.

What Qin Mu enumerated...

was extracted from the original case text, seemingly without any violations of evidence collection regulations.

What troubled them...

was that Qin Mu accused them not of inciting crime or being accomplices as they had anticipated.

Instead, he directly charged them with teaching crime methods.

They were completely unprepared for this approach beforehand.

"This..."

Three gathered together, briefly discussed.

Then, steeling themselves, questioned: "We believe the evidence provided by the opposing party is not sufficient."

"The other party accuses our client of committing the crime of teaching crime methods, but to constitute teaching crime methods, several essential objective and subjective components must be met."

"One of which requires intentional teaching of crime methods, allowing others to use the script to commit crimes."

"But the provided evidence does not sufficiently prove that the attitude of our client, Zhang San, was intentional. He was very likely... careless, neglectful, only trying to earn a living, without considering other consequences..."

With no means to tackle the situation.

They could only focus on the motive.

It's on the subjective level; it depends on how both parties debate next.

On the evidence level, they found no flaws in Qin Mu's argument.

This charge...

The crime must involve intentional teaching of crime methods, allowing others to commit crimes, and they argue Zhang San was not intentioned in teaching.

Just tailored it according to requests.

"Zhang San sold scripts for three years, unaware of Li Si's fraud business?"

The Judgment Chief heard their response, suddenly frowning.

This...

is rather far-fetched.

Hardly something a few top lawyers should say.

Utter nonsense about being unaware.

If only two scripts were sold, maybe it could be deemed as unaware.

But Zhang San clearly marked the prices, even included psychological suggestions, claiming unawareness is indefensible.

"Ahem, this..."

The three lawyers blushed but still faced the situation head-on: "Zhang San mainly was too afraid of poverty, thus took the risk, didn't consider the consequences, and was also unaware of Li Si's fraud syndicate's business."

Judgment Chief: "..."

However, with all Liang City's lawyers insisting, he didn't make further rebuttals.

Just continued asking both sides to present evidence, question evidence.

Half an hour later.

The evidence presentation phase concluded.

Qin Mu presented all potentially relevant evidence.

Yet the opposing lawyers...

kept being evasive, looking for ways to exonerate Zhang San.

Both parties remained stuck without substantial progress in presenting evidence.

Ultimately.

The Judgment Chief announced the end of this phase, proceeding directly to the free debate phase.

"I believe, Zhang San's actions can be entirely judged by statutory reasoning, as subjectively he must have intended to continually profit using fraud scripts, thus collaborating with Li Si for three years."

"In these three years, it's impossible for him not to know what Li Si did with his scripts..."

Qin Mu initiated the confrontation, furiously attacking the three lawyers from Liang City.

And the three lawyers...

suddenly felt like forced onto the stage, but could only bravely face Qin Mu.

But...

When facing Qin Mu directly, they realized Qin Mu's terrifying prowess.

In both eloquence and reasoning, even combined, the three couldn't compare to Qin Mu.

All sorts of statutes were effortlessly cited.

Some statutes...

they hadn't even heard of.

Gradually.

They fell to a disadvantage, slowly being overwhelmed.

At this moment.

They finally understood how much earlier rounds lawyers dominated by Qin Mu felt oppressed.

Being mercilessly crushed in their most proficient field...

Nothing is more distressing than this in the world.

...

Two hours later.

In the second simulated courtroom.

"Dong——"

The Judgment Chief struck the gavel, announcing: "The court hereby rules, the court finds Zhang San's actions... constituted the crime of teaching crime methods, with circumstances fairly serious, sentenced to two years of imprisonment accordingly..."

His ruling...

clearly supported the sentencing proposal put forth by Qin Mu's side.

Zhang Wei, upon hearing, immediately revealed a joyful expression.

Though he hadn't spoken a word throughout, he had great contributions.

At least...

Standing here, lending Qin Mu backing in momentum.

Without him, the outcome would be difficult to ascertain.

"In the fourth round of trial, the lawyer group from Jin City performed excellently... Performance score: 656 points."