Disciplinary Guidelines

Liu Qiang opened his mouth, and his eyes couldn't help but drifted to the recording pen that was working again.

It can be seen that this thing has caused him a little psychological pressure. Liu Qiang's fingers tightened and then loosened, and his eyes flicked from side to side.

Jiang Heng looked at him quietly. He carefully and carefully observed Liu Qiang's expression, eyes and breathing rate, and did not rush him.

But Li Linghua's patience was far less than Jiang Heng's. She took a sip of her saliva and kicked Liu Qiang's ankle in dissatisfaction.

"Why, don't you dare to say it?" Li Linghua sneered and said, "As long as you are capable of dealing with me, you dare not fool him in front of the lawyer?"

"What nonsense are you talking about?" Liu Qiang retorted subconsciously: "I was thinking...I drank alcohol that day, and I was afraid that what I said was wrong and would mislead people."

"Don't worry." Jiang Heng made a gesture of calmness and reassurance, and persuaded with a smile: "After this, it will be taken to the notarization evidence, so it is better to be cautious."

"I...I said it at the time." Liu Qiang said, "I told that little doctor."

"Doctor in charge?" Jiang Heng said, "Are you sure you remembered?"

"I'm sure, I didn't drink too much." After saying the first sentence, the rest went much smoother. Liu Qiang seemed to want to show something in front of Li Linghua, and said firmly: "I told him at the door of the emergency room. Yes, I said it twice."

"Was anyone else present at the time?" Jiang Heng asked, "Other medical staff and the like."

"No, but Zhou Fang is here."

When this name was mentioned, Liu Qiang's shoulders tensed for a moment, and he subconsciously glanced at Li Linghua's expression.

Sure enough, Li Linghua smiled very coldly, but because she was in the process of questioning, she didn't attack.

Liu Qiang bit his head and said, "I don't have any impression of the others. There were a lot of people in the emergency room at that time, and I don't know how many people heard us talking."

Jiang Heng nodded, and asked again: "Who filled out the informed consent form for surgery?"

"Zhou Fang." Liu Qiang said.

"You were there at the time, why didn't you fill it in?" Jiang Heng asked.

"I don't know." Liu Qiang quickly waved his hand and said, "I... I can't remember, it seems that they didn't give it to me."

"Give it directly to Ms. Zhou Fang?" Jiang Heng confirmed.

"Ah..." Liu Qiang nodded vaguely: "It seems that I was too anxious at the time, I couldn't help wiping my tears, and I didn't remember seeing the list. Not long after I arrived, they asked me a few questions and asked me Xiaowen pushed her away, saying that she wanted to be rescued."

"Lawyer Jiang, that woman has no good intentions at all." Li Linghua couldn't help interjecting: "She had longed for Xiaowen's death, and Xiaowen was killed by her."

"Ms. Li, I understand your feelings, but you can't talk nonsense." Jiang Heng said.

"I have evidence!" Li Linghua said as she remembered something, she wiped away tears, turned around and went upstairs, and a moment later, she came down with another document bag in her hand.

"I asked a private detective to check on that woman, and she said that Xiaowen must be resolved before the divorce!" Li Linghua handed the file bag to Jiang Heng, and said, "The doctor must be her accomplice!"

Jiang Heng was taken aback for a moment, obviously a little surprised by this. He squeezed the file bag in his hand, opened the seal and looked inside, and found that besides the files and a stack of photos, there was a small U plate.

Jiang Heng frowned slightly, feeling a little troublesome.

As Li Linghua spoke, she gave Liu Qiang a hard look, and the circles of her eyes were red again.

"What vixen are you looking for!" Li Linghua couldn't help throwing a pillow on him, and said fiercely, "You two must be working together to harm us!"

"You can't say that." Liu Qiang retorted weakly: "...I didn't expect her to be so cruel, I thought she was just talking."

Seeing that Li Linghua's emotions were about to collapse again, Li Nan had no choice but to separate the two of them.

Jiang Heng watched coldly, and found that what Li Nan said was right—Li Linghua still had trust in Liu Qiang, so even though he said that their adulterers and prostitutes were colluding together, in fact, he was still willing to listen to Liu Qiang's defense.

And Li Linghua was the victim, Li Wen's biological mother. Unfortunately, she was not present when the incident happened, so the key points of the case were all on Liu Qiang.

Whether he gave the key information, and whether he subjectively rejected the informed consent form for the operation are the most important things to determine the nature of this case.

Whether Ji Yao's serious irresponsibility caused patient casualties or an accident; whether he violated the rules and regulations or dealt with it urgently depends on Liu Qiang's behavior at that time.

It's a pity that the surveillance at the entrance of the emergency room couldn't capture the content of the communication. To confirm this, more evidence is needed.

Jiang Heng asked what he wanted to ask during this trip. He suspended the work of the recorder, then put it away, and put it together with the two documents.

Li Linghua and Liu Qiang were emotionally unstable with each other, and Jiang Heng was not going to be a mediator of the neighborhood committee here, so he found an opportunity to take advantage of Li Linghua and Liu Qiang's "truce" to bid farewell.

Li Nan sent him back to the gate of the courtyard, Jiang Heng stopped politely and motioned her to stay.

"Lawyer Jiang, no matter what, Xiaowen is my mother's lifeblood." Li Nan said: "Please do your best, and don't let anyone who is responsible be let go, and get justice for Xiaowen."

"It should." Jiang Heng said: "The responsibility lies."

As he spoke, he nodded slightly at Li Nan, and then politely said goodbye.

At 11:30 in the evening, the IFS is brightly lit.

The south-facing office on the 23rd floor was lit with headlights, and the light narrowly drew a line through the crack of the door, dividing the tiles outside the door in half.

Gao Jingyi passed by the public office area, and from the corner of his eye he glanced casually into the corridor next to him, a little surprised.

"Mr. Jiang came to work?" He casually asked the colleague next to him.

"I only came at night." The little girl also stretched her neck to look in, and said, "I've been here for about two hours."

Gao Jingyi took a deep breath, not knowing whether to call him dedicated or king.

"The upper beam is not straight and the lower beam is crooked." Gao Jingyi said, "You guys compare each other. If there is any big case, you have to light a lamp to boil oil."

The intern sticks out his tongue embarrassingly, not ashamed to say that he brought back the wrong documents and exchanged them, so he only withdraws Jiang Heng to block the knife.

"It's the case of Xiao Liu before." The intern said, "Jiang Lv came to ask for the documents after he was discharged from the hospital."

"That?" Gao Jingyi frowned, and said, "Isn't that just a small case of medical dispute, is it worth working overtime like this?"

"It's more than that." The intern shook his head, carefully lowered his voice, and said, "I feel that things are troublesome. When I just went in to deliver coffee, I saw the general principles of criminal law spread out on Jiang Lu's desk."