He couldn't shake the feeling that the laws Qing Lan was citing were aimed directly at him.
"But their actions clearly constituted the crime of gathering a crowd to disturb social order..." Qing Lan declared, continuing her presentation in front of everyone. She went on to recite all the legal provisions Qin Mu had sent her, enumerating the six major crimes these seniors were suspected of committing. That's right, six crimes. These included: picking quarrels and provoking trouble; gathering a crowd to assault state organs; gathering a crowd to disturb social order; theft; robbery; and destruction of property. After each crime, she thoroughly explained the corresponding sentence. Of course, she didn't explain the principle of sentencing based on the most serious crime.
