Chief Justice

Author: Long Wenhui
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Publish Date: 2006-01-01
Features: The author Long Wenhui has written the documentary collection China's Marital Revolution, the novel The Lawnet of the World (which has been adapted into a TV series of the same name by the Central Commission for Discipline Inspection and other departments), The Unexecuted Death Sentence, and more. This time, based on The Lawnet of the World, he has launched a new work, The Chief Judge.
A major corruption case breaks out at the High Court of Province W, with the president's position suddenly vacant. Around this high-ranking position that wields life-and-death power, a fierce conflict between judicial fairness and judicial corruption unfolds, depicting a thrilling and turbulent picture of the officialdom, business world, and.
Facing the complex personnel and working environment, how does the Chief Judge remain calm and composed? How does he unravel the truth? The internal corruption case at the Provincial People's Court is about to be exposed, potentially involving President Jiang Haomiao and his son. In a state of panic, Jiang suffers a sudden cerebral hemorrhage and becomes unconscious. By coincidence, the Provincial Party Committee urgently transfers Fang Mingjing, who had been pushed out of the power circle of the Provincial Court, from abroad to serve as the acting president of the Provincial Court.
At this time, the Provincial Court is in both internal and external turmoil. Fang Mingjing is essentially entrusted with a mission in dire circumstances: as an acting president with ambition and a desire to make a mark, he must first take measures to reform the internal corruption issue that deeply concerns the officers, thoroughly investigate it to the bottom of the truth. At the same time, he must push forward judicial reform in difficult circumstances and achieve something significant to ensure a smooth election as president next year. On the other hand, the successor originally designated for the High Court president is unwilling to withdraw from the struggle for power. His two brothers, who are twins, have meticulously planned a lawsuit aimed at embezzling huge state assets. Under Fang Mingjing's intervention, the Provincial Court has taken the case for retrial. Once the truth of the case comes to light, it will expose even more shocking judicial corruption.
Facing the complex personnel and working environment, how does the Chief Judge remain calm and composed? How does he unravel the truth? The internal corruption case at the Provincial People's Court is about to be exposed, potentially involving President Jiang Haomiao and his son. In a state of panic, Jiang suffers a sudden cerebral hemorrhage and becomes unconscious. By coincidence, the Provincial Party Committee urgently transfers Fang Mingjing, who had been pushed out of the power circle of the Provincial Court, from abroad to serve as the acting president of the Provincial Court.
At this time, the Provincial Court is in both internal and external turmoil. Fang Mingjing is essentially entrusted with a mission in dire circumstances: as an acting president with ambition and a desire to make a mark, he must first take measures to reform the internal corruption issue that deeply concerns the officers, thoroughly investigate it to the bottom of the truth. At the same time, he must push forward judicial reform in difficult circumstances and achieve something significant to ensure a smooth election as president next year. On the other hand, the successor originally designated for the High Court president is unwilling to withdraw from the struggle for power. His two brothers, who are twins, have meticulously planned a lawsuit aimed at embezzling huge state assets. Under Fang Mingjing's intervention, the Provincial Court has taken the case for retrial. Once the truth of the case comes to light, it will expose even more shocking judicial corruption.