nycdaug Chapter 353 The Beautiful Professor's Love and Career 16
Chapter 353 The Beautiful Professor's Love and Career 16
"Your Honor, we believe that the plaintiff's evidence is insufficient and that there is a suspicion of exaggeration."
This is clearly a deliberate frame-up, an attempt to gain illicit benefits.
The skepticism and contempt in that tone made people very uncomfortable.
Jun Sui remained calm and composed, a faint smile on his face, a smile that carried a hint of certainty that victory was assured.
He calmly pulled a stack of files from the folder, his movements fluid and natural.
"Your Honor, this is the evidence we have submitted, including laboratory surveillance footage, photos of the destroyed experimental equipment, and testimonies from multiple eyewitnesses."
Every piece of evidence is authentic and valid, sufficient to prove that the defendant's actions constituted intentional damage to property and assault.
As he spoke, he handed the documents to the bailiff, looking firmly at the judge.
The judge took the documents and began to carefully read them with focused attention, occasionally frowning slightly as he scrutinized every detail.
After a moment, the judge nodded and said clearly:
"The evidence provided by the plaintiff is indeed sufficient and highly persuasive."
After receiving confirmation, Jun Sui continued in an orderly manner:
"In addition, we also submitted a psychological assessment report, which was issued by an authoritative psychological institution."
The report shows that my client suffered from severe anxiety and depression due to long-term bullying.
These psychological problems not only affected her normal research work but also caused great distress in her daily life, even plunging her into self-doubt and despair.
At this point, a hint of sympathy flashed in Jun Sui's eyes, and his gaze toward Yun Rancang held a touch of pity.
The defendant's lawyer's face turned extremely ugly, like a cat whose tail had been stepped on, and he immediately jumped out to retort:
"Your Honor, we believe that the psychological evaluation report is too subjective and may contain biases, making it insufficient as key evidence."
This is clearly a case of the plaintiff misleading the court.
His voice was somewhat shrill, tinged with a hint of panic.
Jun Sui remained calm and composed, his tone still steady, as if he had anticipated this reaction from the defendant:
"Your Honor, the psychological evaluation report was issued by a professional and authoritative institution after a rigorous testing and evaluation process, and it has legal effect."
If the defendant objects, they may apply for a reassessment.
However, we believe this is undoubtedly a delaying tactic, offering no real help for a fair trial and only plunging my client back into painful memories.
His words were clear and logical, each word like a sharp blade, striking at the defendant's weak points.
The judge nodded thoughtfully, looked at the defendant, and asked in a stern voice:
"Does the defendant have any new evidence or arguments?"
If not, this court will make a ruling based on the existing evidence.
The defendant's lawyer was rendered speechless by the questioning, beads of sweat forming on his forehead. His lips moved, but he couldn't utter a word, and in the end, he could only shake his head helplessly.
"No, Your Honor."
Just then, an alpha in the defendant's dock suddenly stood up, his face filled with anger and resentment, and pointed at Yun Rancang, shouting loudly:
"Your Honor, she is lying!"
She's a beta, she doesn't deserve to be in the lab at all!
We were just teaching her a lesson; she overestimated herself!
The sharp sound instantly shattered the tranquility of the courtroom, causing an uproar as people whispered among themselves and cast surprised and angry glances.
Yun Rancang's face instantly turned ashen, and his body trembled uncontrollably, as if his most unbearable wounds had been exposed in public.
The images of being bullied flashed through her mind, and humiliation and fear overwhelmed her once again.
Yun Suisi immediately stood up, swiftly blocking his sister's path. His eyes were icy cold, as if they could freeze, and he glared fiercely at the alpha, his tone full of warning:
“Please watch your words!
You have no right to slander my sister here!
That powerful aura shocked everyone present.
Jun Sui sneered, his tone laced with sarcasm:
"Your Honor, the defendant's statements have constituted secondary harm to the plaintiff."
We request the court to record this and use it as a basis for aggravated punishment.
Their utterly shameless behavior must be punished accordingly.
His voice was firm and powerful, full of a sense of justice.
The judge slammed his gavel down and said sternly:
"Defendant, please observe court discipline!"
Any further similar behavior will be considered contempt of court and will be severely punished!
The authoritative voice echoed in the courtroom, making everyone aware of the seriousness and inviolability of the court.
The alpha was forced back into his seat by the bailiffs. His face was ashen, and he kept muttering to himself, but he gradually quieted down under the bailiffs' control.
Jun pressed his advantage, pulling out a new file from the folder, his eyes gleaming with confidence:
"Your Honor, this is the evidence we just received. The defendant not only bullied my client in the laboratory, but also spread rumors and defamed her on social media."
This evidence is sufficient to prove that their actions were deliberate and organized, causing comprehensive harm to my client.
He handed the documents to the bailiff again, his eyes fixed on the judge.
The judge took the documents, his expression turning serious as he carefully examined the new evidence, his brow furrowing deeper and deeper.
After reviewing the evidence, the judge looked at the defendant and asked in a cold voice:
"Defendants, do you have anything else to say?"
Faced with such irrefutable evidence, what excuses do you have left?
The defendant's lawyer, sweating profusely, nervously wiped his brow and stammered:
"Your Honor, we...we request a recess in order to further verify the evidence."
We need time to process this sudden evidence.
Their flustered expressions and stammering words showed that they had lost their composure.
Jun Sui sneered, his tone tinged with disdain:
"Your Honor, the defendant is clearly stalling for time. From the start of the trial until now, they have been trying to evade responsibility and have not produced any substantial rebuttal evidence."
We believe that their actions have seriously violated legal and moral principles and that a judgment should be made immediately to give my client justice.
I cannot allow my client to continue enduring this pain and torment.
His words were powerful and reasonable, moving everyone present.
The judge pondered for a moment, his gaze sweeping across the courtroom before finally settling on the plaintiff and defendant, and solemnly struck the gavel:
"The court hereby declares that the defendant shall compensate the plaintiff for economic and emotional losses totaling one million yuan, and issue a public apology within the laboratory."
In addition, the defendant must issue an apology on social media and undergo three months of community service.
If you disagree with the judgment, you may file an appeal within fifteen days.
The clear and powerful pronouncement of the verdict echoed in the courtroom for a long time, like the tolling of a bell for justice, bringing this difficult lawsuit to a close.
As they walked out of the courtroom, the sunlight shone on the three of them, warm and comforting, as if it too were cheering for their victory.
Yun Rancang took a deep breath, and a long-lost smile appeared on his face:
"Brother, Mr. Jun, let's go celebrate!"
Yun Suisi smiled and nodded: "Okay, where do you want to go?"
Yun Rancang winked playfully:
"I know a great dessert shop, let's go get some cake!"
Jun Sui looked at Yun Suisi quietly, a faint smile on his face, his eyes full of tenderness.
At this moment, he was genuinely happy for them:
Okay, I'll do as you say.
"You're the boss today, so let's go to that dessert shop you mentioned."