Chapter 1 of 1
Chapter 1
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"It's a light! It's a sodium light! The tunnel is equipped with sodium lights!"
Inside the Tokyo courtroom, Kanzaki Sogo held a document in his hand and said to the judge,
"According to this municipal report, there has been a systematic replacement of tunnel lighting in Tokyo recently.
However, on the day of the incident, the tunnel where Ms. Sakurada and Mr. Kazama met had not yet undergone the replacement, and at that time, sodium lights were still being used in the tunnel.
According to professional data, under the illumination of sodium lights, the blue that human eyes see turns black.
If Ms. Sakurada really met Mr. Kazama, who was wearing a blue shirt, on that day, she would not have seen a blue shirt but a black one.
So why? Why does Ms. Sakurada insist that she saw Mr. Kazama wearing a blue shirt that day, and that she remembers it clearly?
Or, did you already know that on the day Mr. Sato died, a 'Mr. Kazama' wearing a blue shirt would pass through that tunnel, and you deliberately arranged to meet him?
Perhaps to make it easier for yourself to become a witness in this case!"
After saying this, Kanzaki Sogo looked at Ms. Sakurada, who was sitting in the witness stand, with a smile.
Ms. Sakurada, who was testifying as a witness, showed a nervous expression upon hearing this, unsure of how to respond.
At this moment, in the spectator seats, where no one was paying attention, a short-haired woman in a yellow coat was taking notes and nodding continuously.
Soon, the verdict of the trial was announced. Due to the flaws in the prosecution's witness testimony and insufficient evidence, the charge of murder against Kazama was not established, and the murder case was ordered to be reinvestigated.
After the trial, Gates, representing the prosecution, looked at Kanzaki Sogo, who was preparing to leave, and couldn't help but say, "As expected of Lawyer Kanzaki, you've won again."
Kanzaki Sogo glanced at Gates: "Nothing much, mainly because the evidence submitted by your side had too many flaws.
Next time, please try harder and ensure the accuracy of the evidence in your possession before filing a lawsuit.
The lives of others are in your hands, and this is not something to be taken lightly."
After saying this, Kanzaki Sogo turned and left without waiting for a response.
Another prosecutor standing next to Gates punched the table: "Damn! This guy is really too arrogant!"
Gates bit his lower lip, seemingly also angry: "There's no way around it, after all, this guy has been winning criminal cases consecutively...
All the defendants he has defended have been found not guilty..."
In Japan, once a criminal case reaches the trial stage, the conviction rate is as high as 99.9%.
There is even a saying that once a case reaches the trial stage, the court does not judge based on facts but on the prosecution's description.
Under such circumstances, Kanzaki Sogo has achieved a 100% not guilty verdict rate in criminal cases.
"The media has already labeled this guy as an invincible demon that the prosecution cannot defeat! After this case fails, the media will likely report extensively on it.
We will probably have to make a public apology and bow again! Damn, damn! It's really humiliating!"
Gates glanced at his enraged colleague and quietly said, "Just be more careful next time, don't file a lawsuit so easily..."
As he spoke, Gates organized his documents and turned to leave.
"Lawyer Kanzaki!"
Just as Kanzaki Sogo was about to leave the court, he was suddenly called by a voice.
Kanzaki Sogo instinctively turned his head and saw a short-haired woman in a yellow coat running towards him quickly.
The woman's speed was very fast, and Kanzaki had no time to react, as if the two were about to collide.
But just before colliding with Kanzaki Sogo, the woman stopped with an unscientific speed, standing in front of Kanzaki Sogo.
"Who are you?"
Kanzaki Sogo looked at the woman in front of him and could confidently say that he had never seen her before.
However, Kanzaki Sogo was interested in the woman's shoulder bag.
To be precise, Kanzaki Sogo was interested in the strand of gray gas wrapped around the bag.
Grievance gas.
This is what Kanzaki Sogo named this gas. Currently, only he can see this gas.
Kanzaki Sogo's previous life was also named Kanzaki, just like the naturally powerful Kanzaki, they shared the same surname.
Kanzaki was originally a student who had just passed the bar exam and was about to become an intern lawyer.
Unfortunately, while walking on the street, he was killed by a falling object from a building.
Kanzaki used to often say that fate is unpredictable and not to worry too much, as a stone might fall from the sky and kill you.
It seemed that his words brought disaster, as he was indeed killed by a falling object, although Kanzaki Sogo still doesn't know what the object was.
When he woke up again, he found himself in Tokyo, Japan, as a Japanese high school student named Kanzaki Sogo.
The original owner had a good life, although his parents were dead and he had no sister, he had an uncle who was the head of the largest law firm in Tokyo.
Kanzaki Sogo was raised by his uncle from a young age, essentially making him a second-generation.
Kanzaki Sogo, influenced by his original profession and his uncle, became a lawyer at the age of 25, just like how the children of politicians become politicians and the children of doctors become doctors in the world of Conan.
Kanzaki Sogo, as the descendant of a lawyer, officially became a lawyer at the age of 25.
And he specialized in criminal cases.
In the two years since he officially became a lawyer, Kanzaki Sogo did not join his uncle's Sugi Law Firm but worked independently.
In these two years, Kanzaki Sogo achieved a terrifying record of 100% success in criminal cases, with all his clients being acquitted.
Currently, in all of Japan, only three people have achieved a perfect record: Kumei Kenji, Hime Eri, and Kanzaki Sogo.
Unlike Kanzaki Sogo, the first two do not limit themselves to criminal cases but take on all types of cases.
Kanzaki Sogo, who specializes in criminal cases, has been called by the media as an invincible demon that the prosecution cannot defeat.
According to incomplete statistics, 60% of the public apologies and bows made by the prosecution are due to Kanzaki Sogo.
The reason Kanzaki Sogo can achieve a perfect record in criminal cases, besides his own talent, is largely due to the role played by the gray gas.