Chapter 262: Chapter 119: Trying to Be Tougher Than Me, Huh? (Extra Chapter for Monthly Votes)

The review of criminal self-prosecution cases is not as simple as civil cases.

The staff briefly browsed through the relevant materials, and the words "minor injury" made her feel a bit dizzy again.

She wanted to say something, but after thinking about Lawyer Tang's style in the last administrative litigation, she decided to let it go.

A fine of two hundred yuan, and he would directly file an administrative lawsuit in the court, just tell me how preposterous that is...

"Then Lawyer Tang, let me tell you, we will review it here first and notify you of the results."

"Okay, just let me know directly if any additional materials are needed," Old Tang said, tightening his clothes before turning to leave.

In the blink of an eye, the New Year was upon us again, and it felt like he had spent most of the past year lying in a hospital bed, so he couldn't use his skills so recklessly in the future.

After Old Tang left, the staff in the case filing office immediately reported the case situation. For the criminal self-prosecution case review, the Xihong District Court had hardly done it before.

The facts of the case were clear: someone had intentionally inflicted injury, resulting in a minor injury, which according to the law did not meet the standard of a crime.

This was exactly where the contradiction lay: on one hand, a minor injury was not considered a crime, while a serious injury could meet the standard for a criminal offense.

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On the other hand, there is a provision that allows for the filing of a criminal self-prosecution for a minor injury...

The original intent of the legislation was clear: the three branches of the government—public security, procuratorial, and judicial—must provide a way to resolve issues for cases that directly involve personal and property rights if parties do not agree.

However, various problems have arisen in practice.

Therefore, after the review by the case filing office, it was believed that the case was not suitable for proceeding, and it was subsequently transferred to the pre-trial mediation center.

Whether you accept it or not, like it or loathe it, mediation penetrates the entire legal process, and the mediation withdrawal rate has even become a very important assessment criterion.

"Hello, is this Yu Erming?"

"Yes, it's me. Who's this?"

"Hello, we are from the pre-trial mediation center of the Xihong District Court. You have a criminal self-prosecution case. Is it convenient for you now?"

Yu Erming didn't take it seriously at first, his subconscious linked it to the lawsuit about medical expenses that Ju Haiqing said he would file.

"It's not convenient. I won't mediate. Just let them sue, and after that, I'll pay!"

He hung up the phone with a snap and resumed focusing on his game. Games were more important after all.

Because Yu Erming was playing games while answering the call, he had put the phone on speaker, and Wu Xiaozhen, who was sitting next to him, overheard but didn't catch everything clearly.

"Erming, a call from the Xihong District Court? What did they say, and you just hung up?"

"Can you stop meddling in everything? You have to ask about everything. It's definitely about money, what else could it be?" Yu Erming said impatiently.

"Wait, I heard something about criminal self-prosecution. Hangshang, did you hear anything?" Wu Xiaozhen asked her husband, who was driving.

Yu Hangshang frowned, pondered for a moment, and then seemed to recall something, "Right, something about criminal self-prosecution. Call them back quickly and find out what's happening!"

Even those who don't understand the law know what 'criminal' implies. Anything related to criminal matters is never good.

With no other choice, Yu Erming had to make the call back and got through after a while.

Wu Xiaozhen grabbed the phone and said, "Hello? Xihong District Court, right? We didn't hear clearly just now, did you mention criminal self-prosecution?"

On the other side of the phone, the mediator from the pre-trial mediation center, Hu Xinqin, though uncomfortable, responded, "Yes, criminal self-prosecution. We really recommend that you mediate as soon as possible."

"Otherwise, once the process starts, you may face criminal responsibility."

"So, do you have time? If you do, we suggest you come to the court."