Gu Chen began to speak: "Your Honor, my client's actions just now have already sufficiently proven that he is mentally ill."
"I now request for my client to leave the courtroom."
"I have enough evidence to prove my client is a mentally ill patient, and any statements he makes in court are invalid; he doesn't even know what he is saying."
"Allowing Li Long to continue speaking in court is a disruption to the court's order," Gu Chen said.
With this, he directly had his client Li Long removed from the court.
And no one could find fault with Gu Chen's argument.
Because what Gu Chen said was indeed correct.
Li Long himself has serious mental illness; can the words he says in court be counted?
Gu Chen continued: "I would now like to reconfirm with the prosecutor that my client is a mentally ill patient, and any words spoken by him are those of a mentally ill person. Do you believe the judiciary should place faith in the words of a mentally ill person in handling cases?"
