Although it had become superficial and formalized, it had never been abolished.
Whenever he acted as a lawyer representing someone else's case, he would always choose to take an oath. This was quite important for the effectiveness of their testimony. Although he also detested this oath-taking ritual, reason told him that an oath still had to be taken.
However, Qin Mu waved his hand dismissively. "It's fine, we don't need to take the oath. It gives us a great advantage."
He then looked towards the court clerk and said, "None of us are taking the oath this time."
The court clerk was even more astonished and shocked to hear this, but he didn't say much more. He just took back the Bible and returned to his seat.
Witnessing this, Chen Tiankuo felt his scalp tingle, sensing Qin Mu's inexplicable confidence.
This is clearly a major disadvantage, isn't it?
