Chapter 2948: Maintaining the Winning Streak

Duran's mission this time was a bit difficult, because the defendant was indeed a member of the anti-alien force and had killed surrendered aliens. When Ultraman left, humans cleared out the aliens left on Earth and killed them as soon as they were found.

In the meeting room, the suspect was very calm after listening to Duran's statement. He did not think he had done anything wrong and said, "Maybe you think our behavior is extreme, but 40 years ago, humans had no strength to fight aliens. Without Ultraman, the aliens only needed to call a space fleet and the earth would be invaded. I don't think I did anything wrong. You can live in peace now because we gave up the honor of normal people and killed aliens." The old man did not regret it. He thought he was doing the right thing and maintaining peace on Earth.

Duran had nothing to say. He was talking about the future, and others were talking about the present. Now is the result, and the future has not yet been born. The current thinking has caused the current result. The current result is not bad, so the other party naturally does not need to regret it, let alone change.

Kill those aliens, and the earthlings do not need to explain to the aliens.

"This time you are going to the alien court. They are not just talking about people, they will definitely sentence you to death. I can only defend you as much as I can." Duran said.

"No matter what the result is, I will not give in to the aliens." The old man was very stubborn.

The court opening time soon arrived, and the venue was full. There were not only many alien media, but also many decent aliens. They all wanted to see what the result of the trial of humans would be.

They just want to make humans their enemies step by step. Only when the earthlings lose their legal right to live on the earth can they legitimately spread "justice" on the earth and eliminate ignorance.

What does the ignorance of the earthlings have to do with the aliens? In the final analysis, they just need an excuse to invade.

The old man was sent to the defendant's seat, and the trial began. He first stated the case.

It was mainly a large number of cleanup and assassination of aliens that occurred between 40 and 30 years ago.

"The anti-alien forces of the earthlings are still active and still harbor malice towards extraterrestrial life forms, which seriously hinders the development of mankind and the progress of society. It seriously violates the laws of the Star Cluster Council, so the prosecutor believes that the suspect's guilt should be severely sentenced and he should receive the punishment he deserves."

Duran looked at the situation in the court. Some aliens were sobbing, and some aliens were glaring. At this moment, they all empathized with the victims and had a worse impression of the earthlings.

"Objection!" Since Duran is a defense lawyer, of course he has to express his objection: "It is a fact that aliens invaded the earth back then, and it is understandable that humans overreacted. Besides, the defendant is just a team member, just carrying out the mission, not him who made the decision to eliminate the aliens. So I think it should be handled with discretion, so as not to affect the professionalism, fairness and inclusiveness of the Star Cluster Council."

The aliens glared at Duran, and they all thought that Duran was indeed an earthling and could not be trusted.

Ambassador Mephisto thought, didn't Duran say that he would give the suspect a heavy sentence, why is he trying to defend now? Could it be that he has an occupational disease?

"Defense lawyer, what you said makes no sense at all. Even if the order was issued by the upper level, he had self-awareness when executing it and could choose to execute it or not. Since he chose to execute it, he is guilty." The prosecutor said.

"Objection." "Individual thoughts may be misled. For example, some people promote that all aliens are bad people. In an environment with poor information, individuals will be misled. In the environment of that year, except for Ultraman, other aliens in human knowledge were evil invaders. So how can individuals distinguish them?" Duran said.

"You are diverting the focus. The focus is that the suspect can distinguish when he kills."

Duran said: "Objection, according to Article 3, Item 20 of the Criminal Law of the Star Cluster Council, aliens should respect local ideologies on alien planets. So we must consider everything that happened on Earth that year and must pay attention to the general environment of that year." As a lawyer, you have to argue with reason.

In fact, Duran knew that it was useless to argue, because the Star Cluster Council was also an organization established to protect the interests of a few aliens, and their laws were also against people, not things.

For laws that protect interests, the content is not important, the crime is not important, and the motive is the most important.

As the saying goes: Judging by the heart, not the deeds, there is no perfect person in the world; judging by the deeds, not the heart, there is no filial son in a poor family. This is about the standard of thoughts and behaviors. If you want to judge a person's morality, you should look at the behavior, not the heart. Everyone has some dark sides in their hearts, as long as you don't put them into action. And judging a person's goodwill, just look at the thoughts. After all, there are strong and weak abilities. Sometimes the ideas are good but they can't be done, and they should not be criticized.

If it is a law to protect interests, the ideas must be judged. Want to turn over? Want to touch the interests that don't belong to you? Thinking is also a crime, let alone doing it.

If it is a law to regulate behavior, then the emperor is guilty of the same crime as the common people. No matter who violates the regulations, they must be judged. Similarly, if aliens and earthlings abide by the regulations at the same time, then the interests of aliens must also be protected, and earthlings have to compete with aliens. Then it is still unknown whether earthlings will support this law. Therefore, the law that the emperor is guilty of the same crime as the common people is not necessarily popular, and the doctor may be more popular.

The rules of the Star Cluster Council are all based on protecting interests first, so the criminal behavior is not important, but the motive of the crime is important. It doesn't matter if the old man kills aliens, and aliens also kill aliens, but the old man's behavior of killing aliens with the motive of protecting the earth is unforgivable and should be severely punished.

After all, the earth is the aliens' food, and protecting the earth is to destroy the interests of aliens. So Duran knew that this defense had no chance of winning, and this trial would end his winning streak.

No, Duran said that no one should interrupt his winning streak, and some external forces should be arranged at this time.

The trial was very unfavorable to Duran at this time, because every alien in the court was excited and wanted to sentence the old man to death immediately. At this time, everyone felt dizzy, as if there were 10,000 ants crawling in their brains, which was a very painful feeling.

Ultra telekinesis, Duran asked his wife for help, and took the suspect away directly when necessary, so that the trial could not be carried out, and his winning streak would be fine.

Everyone had a splitting headache, and no one noticed that the suspect had disappeared. Duran also pretended to roll on the ground, as if he was also attacked.

When everyone returned to normal, the trial could no longer continue because the suspect was gone. The court guards were in a mess and looked everywhere, but they couldn't find him at all.

Duran adjusted his tie, saying that he was still an invincible lawyer.

"You are really lucky." Adad came over and said to Duran. He felt that this incident was too coincidental and it was probably related to Duran.

"Luck is also a kind of strength. This case is difficult to judge. Humans and aliens do not have a unified standard. At most, it is just one side that is more biased towards the interests of the other. There is no justice at all."

"That's right, so we have to change this universe." Adad agreed with Duran's words. He also felt that this trial was meaningless: "Those who believe in religion, those who share the same religion are our own people, and pagans are enemies. Those who believe in bloodline, those who are of the same race are our own people, and those who are of different races are enemies. Those who believe in class, those who are of the same class are our own people, and those who are of other classes are enemies. Those who believe in behavior, rely on the results of the behavior to distinguish between our own people and enemies. Those who promote social progress and take risks themselves are our own people, and those who transfer risks are enemies." "Humans and aliens do not have a unified standard, so they can naturally kill each other." He has also grown a lot.