Disciplinary Guidelines

When Gao Jingyi opened the door and entered, Jiang Heng's coffee was just finished.

He was sitting on the sofa in the reception area, with two empty document bags on his left, and a large piece of documents spread out on the coffee table in front of him. Gao Jingyi took a glance and found that there was everything inside.

The judicial appraisal certificate was placed on his right hand, Jiang Heng bent slightly, and was pinching a photo in his hand to look at it carefully.

Standing at the door, Gao Jingyi knocked on the door meaningly. Seeing Jiang Heng raised his head, he shook his head and said, "What are you doing so hard? What time is it, and you still come to work overtime."

"It's not uncommon for me to be working overtime at this point." Jiang Heng threw the photo on the coffee table and smiled: "It's more unusual for you to come here at this time than me."

"I'm here to get a contract and leave." Gao Jingyi walked in, shaking the folder he was carrying in his hand: "I'll go to the airport directly for the plane at 09:30 tomorrow morning."

"Still going to Shenzhen?" Jiang Heng asked: "Is Mr. Li's business still unfinished?"

"It's early." Gao Jingyi said, "The branch office has just opened, so we have to start from scratch."

As he said, he closed the door with his backhand, walked over and bent over to hook Jiang Heng's cup, and frowned after glancing inside.

"Still drinking coffee?" Gao Jingyi said, "You've only been discharged from the hospital for a few days, you're going to die."

"Just one cup." Jiang Heng said: "The doctor's order didn't say no."

"The doctor's order hasn't said not to drink pesticides yet." Gao Jingyi said angrily, "You drink too?"

As he spoke, he took Jiang Heng's cup away without any explanation, and by the way collected all the coffee capsules in his house and put them into the file bag, just like a bandit who came to search for a big family.

Jiang Heng sighed tiredly and pinched the bridge of his nose.

"Mr. Gao, you can switch to logistics in the future." Jiang Heng said: "Wang Lv, high blood fat, just stare at them and order takeaway whenever you have time, but now you have to take care of me for a cup of coffee-I want to order it for you." Make a caring aunt's nameplate."

"I'm thinking about your health." Gao Jingyi walked to his coffee table, lowered his head and glanced at the information in front of Jiang Heng: "Troublesome?"

"A little bit." Jiang Heng didn't shy away from him, and casually pulled out a loose-leaf notebook and handed it to Gao Jingyi.

"Li Wen died of postoperative infection." Jiang Heng said: "He was an AIDS patient. He had been sick for several years and had been taking medicine to control it—but it seemed that the control was not very good. According to Li Linghua, as far as she knew All of them have symptoms.”

Gao Jingyi hummed, and while listening to what Jiang Heng said, he glanced at Jiang Heng's written notes.

"According to the judicial appraisal and Li Wen's previous cases in private hospitals, Li Wen's CD4 value is very low, fluctuating around [-]." Jiang Heng said: "This value is in principle not suitable for surgery. It is extremely necessary, and the surgical situation must be strictly controlled."

"The doctor didn't treat it specially?" Gao Jingyi said.

"No." Jiang Heng said.

"Then what are you talking about, medical negligence—it depends on whether Liu Qiang is telling the truth or a lie." Gao Jingyi blinked, and pointed to the loose-leaf sheet in his hand: "False words, that is medical negligence, the hospital Just pay a few bucks and it’s over; to be honest, it’s so easy to hold the doctor accountable.”

"The troublesome thing is that the partner of Li Linghua's husband's affair did say something like wanting to murder Li Wen a week ago." Jiang Heng said: "Li Linghua found a private detective, secretly checked this woman, and found that this woman had been murdered several times before. I searched the internet for questions like 'the difference between manslaughter and accident', 'is there a penalty for accidental homicide?'"

"Then that's really not smart." Gao Jingyi seemed to feel that this behavior was too simple and rude, and couldn't help complaining: "If you have that spare time on Baidu, why not spend money to buy a lawyer to ask, it's not as safe as a search engine."

Jiang Heng couldn't help smiling, and continued: "So Li Linghua thinks that Zhou Fang must have killed Li Wen, and he colluded with that doctor to kill Li Wen."

When he said this, he frowned indistinctly. Gao Jingyi looked at his expression and felt that he seemed a little unhappy.

It’s almost like the sun is coming out from the west—Jiang Heng has a strange enthusiasm for his work, and he doesn’t know whether he likes law or career. I have never seen him worry about the case.So much so that he has always felt that Jiang Heng is not a working AI launched by future technology, the kind with steel cables and wires under his clothes.

And even if someone else was involved in this case, Gao Jingyi didn't think it was too difficult. He clicked his tongue, and read the information sheet carefully, only then did he see his name between the words.

Ji, Yao, and Gao Jingyi's gaze stayed on that name for two seconds, vaguely aware of something.

He is no stranger to this name. Not long after Jiang Heng returned to China, the two of them had a drink in their free time. Jiang Heng was unhappy and accidentally got himself drunk. He mentioned this name once.

That was the first time he saw Jiang Heng mention someone after he was drunk. At that time, Jiang Heng seemed to let himself be drunk, his eyes were full of inexplicable things, and when he mentioned the name, he was vague, like I want to mention it, but it seems that I dare not mention it.

Gao Jingyi didn't hear what he said clearly at the time, so he subconsciously asked again. Then Jiang Heng sat up, dipped his tea stubbornly, and wrote these two words on the table.

"A very important person?" Gao Jingyi asked.

At that time, Jiang Heng, who was already drunk, looked down at the handwriting on the table for a while, and finally reached out to wipe off the water marks.

"It's someone who can't think about it," he said.

Gao Jingyi didn't know what happened between the two of them, but Gao Jingyi knew that this was definitely someone Jiang Heng couldn't let go of.

"Ji Yao." Gao Jingyi asked, "That ex-boyfriend you can't let go of?"

Jiang Heng was stunned for a moment, but did not refute: "Yes."

"You deserve it." Gao Jingyi sighed, and said, "I told you to file a case. Do you dare to accept the case when you are in the hospital next time? At that time, if you said that you couldn't do it, I would have pushed the case away."

"A man can't say he can't do it." Jiang Heng said subconsciously and wanted to touch the coffee cup, but he didn't realize something until he touched it for a while, and picked up the judicial appraisal report next to him in a concealed manner.

Before Jiang Heng said anything, Gao Jingyi was already worried about him. Looking at the report in his hand, he thought it was a hot potato.

"I don't think the possibility of collusion is high." Gao Jingyi said, "The doctor is not close or friendly, and only helped her kill someone when she was crazy."

Jiang Heng looked at the documents spread out in front of him, and without raising his head, he reached out and clicked on one of the photos.

"It's from a private detective." Jiang Heng said, "Coincidentally, Ji Yao and Zhou Fang live in the same community."

"What does this represent?" Gao Jingyi said, "Shanghai is so big, there are many people living together."

"Can you believe this, I can believe it, can Li Linghua believe it?" Jiang Heng raised his head: "My client is Ms. Li, not a hospital. Is it possible for me to speak to the other party?"

"This case is quite clear." Gao Jingyi said earnestly: "You also know that this kind of 'evidence' can't represent anything. Publicly bribing doctors to kill patients is not done in TV dramas. As for Whether Zhou Fang has put her thoughts into action is another case, and it's not up to you—and you know the other party, so you should know it."

"The people I know can go to the Oriental Pearl Tower from downstairs, and if I meet an acquaintance in a lawsuit, I will release the water, so I should stop being a lawyer." Jiang Heng said: "Public is public, private is private, I know him, and Li Linghua case has nothing to do with it."

Gao Jingyi felt his teeth hurt when he saw his blunt character.He took a breath and said, "Then what are you going to do? This kind of coincidence is too far-fetched, it shouldn't constitute the standard for filing a case."

Gao Jingyi is mainly in charge of civil and commercial law. Unlike Jiang Heng, a lawyer who is used to going to court, most of his work scope is to cooperate with other companies and help build the company's legal structure as a consultant. For issues related to criminal law , he really did not understand Jiang Heng.

"Not enough." Jiang Heng said.

"Then forget about medical negligence, and take a civil lawsuit." Gao Jingyi said: "Be safe, and you can get 100% compensation."

Jiang Heng didn't speak. He stared at the recorder on the table and was silent for a while.

After a while, he said: "I will suggest that Li Linghua sue the other party for medical malpractice."

"It can't be." Gao Jingyi said: "...Really?"

"I've always been serious." Jiang Heng lowered his eyes and said seriously: "Li Linghua wants justice for Li Wen's death, so I have to give her this 'justice'."

"That's fine, you can make up your own mind." Gao Jingyi straightened up and looked at his watch: "I have to get up early tomorrow, so I'll be leaving first."

"Wait a minute." Jiang Heng called him: "... Is Senior Brother in the red circle? Which one?"

"You said Qian Xu, it seems that he was transferred to Shanghai last year, and I forgot which one." Gao Jingyi raised his eyebrows as he said, "What are you doing? It is illegal for the plaintiff's lawyer to introduce a lawyer to the defendant. .”

"I know." Jiang Heng pinched the bridge of his nose, his expression a little ugly: "You help me make an appointment with my brother, and I will treat him to a meal."