Of course. Regrettably, in reality, the precedents for the unlimited right to self-defense are far too few. Rarely do local courts dare to directly rule based on the unlimited right to self-defense.
"It's worth mentioning that, during the trial phase, the opposing party..." Following that, Qin Mu briefly recounted how Director Chen had openly denounced the prosecutor in court. This incident was indeed unprecedented. In court, Director Chen had unleashed a tirade against the prosecutor, claiming the sentencing recommendation was too lenient and demanding it be changed to the death penalty. This matter also indirectly caused the prosecutor's dissatisfaction, laying the groundwork for later cases. Director Chen at the time probably never dreamed that the prosecutors for the next case would be the same two people.
