What's wrong with this lawyer?!

Lawyer Tang then began to outline the case, focusing primarily on how Dajin Company used forged evidence to deceive the court into making a ruling.

The police officer, after listening for a while, asked, "Lawyer Tang, in this regard... can it really be considered fraud?"

If someone else reported a case for this reason, they would be told directly that it's a civil dispute and not under the jurisdiction of the Public Security Authorities.

This is indeed the situation with economic cases nowadays.

Many economic cases go through a process where reporting the case does not lead to filing it, and suggestions are made to seek legal channels.

When the lawsuit is filed, the court may deem it a criminal case and transfer it to the Public Security Authorities.

The main issue is the blurred boundary between civil and criminal matters. Deception and fraud—under what circumstances is it deception, and under what circumstances is it fraud—many professionals find it difficult to clarify.

These are also the main areas where criminal defense lawyers exert their skills.

Lawyer Tang said, "I have written a special report material to determine whether it is fraud, which can be forwarded to the legal department of your district station."

"Of course, I'm not saying you must file the case; after all, this case is indeed a bit puzzling. Therefore, if you do not file it, just provide me with the corresponding documentation."

The case is special, and grassroots staff cannot easily define it, which Lawyer Tang fully understands, especially since it involves a local enterprise like Dajin Company.

But it is necessary to follow this procedure, which is why Lawyer Tang had to come.

The police officer nodded in agreement, having watched Lawyer Tang's video and understanding the situation.

After completing the corresponding report record and leaving the evidence, Lawyer Tang bid farewell and left.

The police station promptly reported the case.

The district department, upon receiving the case materials, was similarly troubled. Although there was plenty of evidence, Lawyer Tang had clearly divided it, writing explicitly what each piece of evidence proved.

But precisely because it was too clear, the district department had difficulty making a decision. The legal department studied the report material for quite some time, admitting that it was indeed very reasonable.

However... it is really difficult to decide whether the charge of fraud can be pursued.

Because the charge of fraud is very special compared to other charges like obstruction of testimony or false testimony.

The maximum penalty for obstruction of testimony is seven years, even if the circumstances are severe.

False testimony, similarly, also has a maximum penalty of seven years.

But for fraud, in extremely serious circumstances, the maximum is life imprisonment!

Considering the circumstances listed by Lawyer Tang in the case, the amounts involved are practically at the highest level, making it difficult to handle.

The case is special, and the district department cannot decide, so it is transferred to the municipal bureau.

The municipal bureau takes it very seriously, but it is indeed hard to define this type of case. There were once litigation fraud cases, but following the response from the High People's Procuratorate at that time, such litigation actions were no longer identified as fraud.

Now that it's been raised again, it needs careful examination from every perspective.

Thus, Lawyer Tang was summoned to the municipal bureau one morning.

"Hello, Lawyer Tang, your case is really giving us quite a headache," a leader remarked with a smile at Lawyer Tang.

Upon hearing this, Lawyer Tang explained, "It's not that I insist on anything; it's mainly that there is currently no clear definition for this issue."

"From any perspective, this behavior is very vile, but the crimes hindering judicial conduct simply cannot be regulated."

"So, I think it might be worth reconsidering litigation fraud..."

At the municipal bureau, Lawyer Tang communicated with related staff and leaders, given his unique status.

After the discussion, Lawyer Tang slowly walked out of the municipal bureau. The attitudes of the leaders were unclear, as the case involved too many implications.

However, it didn't matter; he had already decided to take another trip to the 'Two Highs.'