Ninety percent of the cases...
are also committed by peers, similarly belonging to juvenile crime.
Actually.
As professionals in the judicial industry.
They are all well aware that the juvenile crime rate has significantly increased in recent years.
It's not that education hasn't kept up.
The main reason is that the law protects these juveniles too well.
And as a result, it has lost its deterrent effect.
Moreover, these juveniles are immature and easily go astray, leading to the continuous rise in crime rates.
"I have always felt that emphasizing 'education first, punishment second' while neglecting the fairness and justice of criminal law, is partly the responsibility of our court."
The Judgment Chief raised his head, deeply looking at the other six jurors.
He said seriously, "I have also carefully studied this case. Le Yirou, Ji Chunchun, and the other five defendants are not first-time offenders; they have repeatedly bullied other students in the school."
