Mark Millay showed a strong professionalism in his work, and even Brooklyn was a little uncomfortable.

What is even more commendable is that Mark Millaine did not open his mouth widely, but calmly considered the possibility that John Manning had said, and finally decided to cooperate.

The rest is Harvard, and the military has nothing to do with Winston, and it has little to do with Brooklyn. Asking Frank to let himself know after the meeting, Brooklyn walked out of the break room with his notebook in his hand.

After calling Bob and telling him to inform the jury and the parties, Brooklyn poured himself a glass of water and walked into Courtroom 9 with Jerry and the others.

In the morning, Brooklyn announced that the court would be held in an hour, but an hour later he was in a meeting, and the court session was delayed again and again, and everyone did not even know if the court would be held today.

Because it was a short notice rather than an advance arrangement, many media waited in Courtroom No. 9 after the originally planned one-hour lunch time had passed, but seeing that an hour had passed, Courtroom No. 9 showed no signs of opening, and even the parties did not show up.

Now that the trial has suddenly begun, there are many vacant seats in the courtroom. Brooklyn waited deliberately for a while, and only spoke after seeing that some media people had received the news and arrived one after another.

This time, he did not read out the court discipline, but directly 'called names'. The jury, the parties and their attorneys were all present, and the vacant seats were gradually filled, and Brooklyn spoke.

"Since the outbreak on April 25, this eucalyptus has gone through a not very long investigation and prosecution, and it has only gone through half a month."

"Half a month is not a long time for a single assault, but it is definitely not short. But in the past six months, the defendant has opened my eyes. ”

"This eucalyptus will also become the most memorable eucalyptus of my career, and I think I will never forget this eucalyptus until the day I die of old age." At this, Brooklyn suddenly raised his voice and stretched out his hand to the dock

"The blatant acts of the defendants, who ignored the law and the warnings of the courts, repeatedly bribed witnesses, fabricated evidence, fabricated testimony, and so on, were nothing short of eye-opening!"

"What's even more excessive is that today at noon, yes, it is today at noon, during the adjournment. I think many people wonder how the promised rest of an hour turned into more than three hours. ”

"Now I'll tell you the answer."

"At noon today, the defendant intended to bribe me, the judge of the trial, with $170 million, in an attempt to escape legal punishment by bribing the judge."

"I don't know who told the defendant or gave the defendant the illusion that he could settle everything with money."

"What makes me even more angry is that this absurd and ridiculous scene actually happened right under the nose of lawyer Brenner Mahoney." Brooklyn exclaimed

"Maybe many of you don't know the defendant, the new lawyer, let me introduce you to you."

"Brenner Mahoney, just resigned as a judge two days ago. This is a graduate of Yale Law School and a Chief Justice of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit! "Brooklyn was shocked enough to say that she had been bribed.

When Brooklyn said that the bribe was $170 million, people had already opened their mouths.

When Brooklyn finished presenting the bribery in the presence of a chief judge from the Second Circuit Court of Appeals, the courtroom was in complete boil.

Brooklyn did not say that the defense was instructed by Brenner, but he implied it in his words.

A chief judge of the Second Circuit Court of Appeals instructed the client to win the case through bribery! $170 million!

Every word in this bribery incident is poking at people's sensitive nerves.

"I don't know why the defense did that." Brooklyn didn't maintain order, so he just let the courtroom bustle and noise, and he sat there and said angrily

"Can't wait? Or do you think you can buy everything with money? ”

"I don't know what the defense did for it, but I know what it means for me."

"This is an insult to me!"

"It's an insult to my professional ethics!"

"I'm already putting together the materials to the Commission, the Bar Association, the Circuit Appellate Division...... Whatever it is, I'm already compiling materials to submit to every agency involved in this incident, and requesting that this incident be investigated as soon as possible. ”

"Due to the bribery incident, in order to avoid unnecessary trouble, I will recuse myself from this case during the investigation, and I will either suspend the trial and wait for the results of the investigation to continue, or transfer it to another judge to be in charge of the trial." With that, Brooklyn got up and left the courtroom.

The people in the courtroom did not leave, and without the maintenance of Brooklyn, the courtroom Lee became even more noisy.

Countless people rushed towards the dock, and they surrounded the defendants and their party, flashing flashes and flashing, and the defendants and their party were filmed from all angles.

Countless microphones were handed to them, and countless questions were asked. Edward Norton looked around in a panic, looking for his father's shadow.

Brenner just sat there, pale. Brooklyn's accusations slammed into his heart like a hammer.

He witnessed and even secretly promoted a bribery of a judge. Not only did he not stop it, but he also pushed it secretly.

Now, everything he's done has been exposed. What's more, Brooklyn specifically pointed out his identity, a graduate of Yale Law School and chief justice of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit!

This made him so ashamed that he had no place to embarrass himself.

"Is it true that you graduated from Yale University?"

"Does Yale Law School have a special bribery course?"

"Is your behavior taught at Yale?"

"What are the secret courses offered at Yale University, could you please tell us more about them?"

"Is 170 million an installment?"

"Did you instruct Mr. Pence Norton to bribe Judge Brooklyn Lee?"

"Did you consider that Judge Brooklyn was fair before you bribed, and that the bribery might fail?"

"Did you settle a lot of 'troubles' by accepting bribes during your tenure as Chief Justice of the Second Circuit Court of Appeals?"

"Can you tell me about bribery?" Harsh questions desperately drilled into his ears.

Bribe! Bribe! Bribe! Brenner looked up blankly and watched as the mouths of the people around him kept opening and closing.

What are they talking about? Brooklyn stared blankly at them, plunged into darkness before his eyes. Fifteen minutes later.

An ambulance arrived and took Brenner from the coma. There are still quite a few people chasing after the ambulance and filming non-stop.

An hour later. Yale Law School issued an announcement to remove Brenner Mahoney from Yale University.

At the same time, Yale Law students photographed Brenner Mahoney's portrait and life being removed from the Wall of Fame, along with the introduction of the Honors Alumni column.

An hour and a half later, Yale Law School's Heather Gerken called out Brooklyn on social platforms, thanking him for helping Yale Law School find scourges like Brenner Mahoney and contribute to maintaining Yale's image and the legitimacy of the federal justice system.

“…… I understand what Judge Brooklyn Lee did, and it is indeed an insult to a good judge like him. But by publishing the results of the investigation before it is available, he risks undermining the credibility of the justice system and distrusting citizens from trusting the justice system. It may cause a lot of trouble for other judges. Of course, we have to understand Judge Brooklyn, he was young, and he was a righteous man who was jealous and hateful, as he always was. I'm a little envious of Harvard's talent like Brooklyn Lee. After a bit of weirdness, Heather Gerken finally said

"I hope to have Judge Brooklyn Lee as a guest at Yale to share with our students how to be impartial in the face of temptation. The city of New Haven is a beautiful city that welcomes you. "Heather Gerken has always given the impression of being chubby and amiable, smiling kindly at everyone, wearing a slightly tight suit, not tall or short.

One of the biggest impressions people have of the Yale Law School leader is his sweet tooth. Heather Gerken's social accounts rarely post serious things, basically sharing all kinds of sweets, all kinds of cakes, all kinds of cheeses, desserts...... He even organized a sweet tooth exchange organization on social platforms, and the members of the organization were either children, cake chefs, or middle-aged and elderly women in addition to him.

Unlike John Manning, there are few other impressions of Heather Gerken. When people think of John Manning, they think of his legacy, his contributions to Harvard, his political prowess, his influence.

But when it comes to Heather Gerken, what else can people think of besides sweets? The head of Yale Law School is so low-key that he doesn't look like the head of an important faction in the justice system at all, but rather like a puppet.

But as soon as he published this article, he immediately showed his skill. The whole article is about thanks, thanks to Brooklyn, thanks to Harvard, he put his body very low, did not forcibly climb, and did not mean to protect Brenner.

He so generously admitted his mistakes, calmly proposed solutions, and even expressed praise for Brooklyn.

But he also managed to turn the tide against Yale, pushing Brooklyn to the front and attracting a wave of hatred to him.

This is a guy who has the means to lose to John Manning. How can such a person be a puppet? Brooklyn did not respond to Heather Gerken's shouting.

He was entering the conference room, listening to the negotiations between the three parties. The meeting has basically finalized the cooperative relationship, and is refining the plan and benefit distribution.

This is a matter of tangible interests, and the three parties immediately quarreled. Brooklyn listened for a while, then opened the file and prepared to listen while working on it.

The quarrel continued until the end of the day, when the three parties only negotiated the big picture, who was responsible for which part of the pressure.

Just as Brooklyn was about to turn off his computer and pack up for his home, Mark Millay, who was in the conference room, suddenly spoke.

"Let's get here today." Mark Meilla stood up, so the camera could only capture the military uniform on his abdomen.

"I just landed in New York, and we'll meet tomorrow." He spoke casually, as if to say, 'It's time, it's time to go to bed.'"

It's not a consultation, it's a notice. Naturally, face-to-face meetings are better than virtual meetings, and talking in New York is better than talking elsewhere.

Frank and Winston had no problem with that. Anyway, Mark Mill came to New York, not asking them to go to other cities.

Burke and Anthony looked at each other.

"Let's talk about it and send a representative to come over." Burke said. As he spoke, Mark Millay had already sorted out the information and sat back down.

The camera captured his face again. He asked, gesturing strangely at Brooklyn

"Didn't he happen to be in New York?" As soon as these words came out, everyone who was packing up the materials stopped and looked at Burke and Anthony, and then at Brooklyn.

Mark Mee was right, but he always felt that something was wrong. Brooklyn pursed her lips, again without opening her mouth.

Mark Meelai's overtures wared him. It's so weird! Mark Meelai is acting so weird today!

Not to mention the sincere 'four percent' who directly helped Brooklyn solve troubles, and now they are so enthusiastic to help Brooklyn gather the right to speak and seize benefits.

It's just weird! When did their relationship become so good? Does Anne Aldington know?

Brooklyn looked at Mark Meere, trying to see some clues on his face. Mark Milley nodded slightly at Brooklyn, like an old acquaintance, and said without any surprise

"I booked a restaurant and asked Anne to come along." Eyes began to wander back and forth between Brooklyn and Mark Meaille.

Mark Milley smiled and explained

"My daughter, Anne, is his girlfriend."

"When I came to New York this time, I was going to discuss the wedding time with them, but I happened to run into this incident." Everyone observed Brooklyn's ugly face and smiled politely and awkwardly.

The preparation is so perfect, it is said that it happened to meet, what about the deceitful ghost?

"There's something going on over there Anne, we'll eat at home in the evening." Brooklyn said.

"Alright then, I'll go straight over." Mark Milai didn't realize it at all, and even admonished

"I've been to Sichuan and I'm very impressed with their hot pot, you can put a little more chili, it's delicious."