Who would study psychology if they didn't have some kind of problem?

Chapter 345 Changing Mindsets, Suddenly the World Expands
Nan Zhuren and the others looked at each other in bewilderment.

Could it be that Chang Ming gave up thinking and ran away because he couldn't think of a solution?
He doesn't seem like that kind of person.

"It seems he might have some ideas of his own, but he doesn't really want us to know them?" Weng Pingting guessed.

What thoughts are you keeping from the three therapists present?
Whatever he's thinking, it seems he has no intention of working with his current three counselors anymore.

Things happened rather suddenly.

Weng Pingting frowned. As the most senior and experienced senior sister present, most of her abilities lay in the consultation itself.

It is also aimed at the individual visitor.

This kind of practical matter is beyond her area of ​​expertise.

"Chang Ming is the one among us who knows the most about campus regulations. Without him, it would be really hard to come up with a solution."

Nan Zhuren's eyes suddenly narrowed.

Regarding the relevant "regulations and laws"...

Does simply knowing the law, without having "regulations" or "rules," count?

……

In the small, single-person study room, the only items on the table are a transparent amber water cup, a pile of books scattered haphazardly, and a notebook filled with dense writing.

There was also an old-fashioned mobile phone in the upper right corner of the table—not a smartphone, but an old-fashioned one.

Judging from its appearance, that phone was an old product that should have been phased out ten years ago. It had a plastic casing, a screen that was only two fingers wide, but its overall thickness was like that of a brick.

This thing only seems to have basic functions like making and receiving calls; in terms of entertainment, it probably wouldn't even be able to play Tetris.

But some people actually need these electronic devices that have their entertainment functions cut off.

"The basic principles of conviction mainly include... objective judgment precedes subjective judgment, formal judgment precedes substantive judgment, type judgment precedes individual judgment, and factual judgment precedes value judgment..."

"'Objective judgment precedes subjective judgment' means that... in the process of determining guilt, one should first analyze whether the objective behavior meets the elements of a crime, and then determine whether the subjective intent or negligence is present..."

The sound of reciting texts, clear as a spring, echoed in the study room.

There were a few short pauses in the recitation, indicating a deep understanding of the material, but the overall flow was very smooth. Clearly, the speaker was quite diligent and had grasped the underlying logic of the knowledge, rather than simply reciting mechanically.

After finishing the knowledge point of this sub-question, the owner of the voice picked up a water glass to moisten his throat and turned his gaze to his study book.

The notebook contained the title of the topic, "[Basic Principles of Conviction]", but the answer section below the topic was covered with another sheet of paper.

After removing the obstruction, Xia Tian checked the content she had just memorized against the answers one by one, nodded in satisfaction, and moved on to the next question.

"The conditions for establishing an instigator's status and their responsibilities include..."

Jingle bell bell—

The old, distorted ringtone suddenly came from the old-fashioned radio in the upper right corner of the desk.

Summer frowned, her train of thought interrupted.

To prepare for her postgraduate entrance exam, she specifically bought a phone with only basic functions—a move that is not uncommon among those preparing for the exam.

The goal is to eliminate the possibility of wasting time due to lack of self-control, while ensuring that no important information is missed.

"Dad should be at work right now. He won't answer my calls, let alone call me."

"Is that the teacher? Is there any urgent document or notification that needs to be processed immediately...?"

She picked up her phone and glanced at it only once.

His brows immediately relaxed.

This is indeed important news!

"Hello? Teacher Nan!" The voice was light and rising, like a bird about to fly out the window.

"Yes, it's me. I'm sorry to bother you so late..."

"No, no, it's alright. We haven't seen each other for a long time since you stopped coming to Jiang University, Professor Nan. You must have something important to tell me now!"

The bird has already flown away.

"Well, I have some legal questions I'd like to consult you about. Since there are quite a few people involved, and they're all around me, I need to call them out. Is that alright?"

"Oh sure."

It sounded like something had landed on the ground; even the sounds of summer seemed a bit more steady.

"Is such that--"

……

Nan Zhuren quickly organized his thoughts and made a brief statement.

Of course, the names and ages of key figures have been omitted, and only the nature and general description of the event have been given.

Summer expressed her understanding and also said she was used to it.

After a brief moment of thought, Xia Tian, ​​whose theoretical knowledge was at its peak, began reciting a list of dishes:
"If, as you just mentioned, the teacher's instigation resulted in physical harm to the student, it could constitute the crime of intentional injury. Minor injury carries a sentence of up to three years imprisonment, detention, or public surveillance; serious injury carries a sentence of three to ten years imprisonment..."

"If she instigates students to publicly insult or fabricate facts to defame the victim through language, text, or the internet, she may be guilty of both insult and defamation, punishable by up to three years in prison..."

"Teachers, as personnel with educational responsibilities, may also be guilty of [abuse of a person under their guardianship or care] if they consistently condone or engage in bullying behavior, punishable by up to three years in prison..."

"If all else fails, there's also the charge of 'picking quarrels and provoking trouble,' if she..."

Nan Zhuren didn't understand the law very well, so he gradually opened his mouth as he listened.

It's like swallowing knowledge out of thin air.

Once you step outside the school mindset, does the world suddenly become so vast?
A thick book can always find a path tailored to you.
“However…” Xia Tian added, “Most of these are private prosecutions, which are quite different from the two public prosecutions we handled before, Professor Nan.”

Summer refers to Wang An and Lin Lilin from the past.

"This requires the victim or their legal representative to file a lawsuit themselves, and it's best to prepare relevant evidence..."

That's the problem.

Nan Zhuren thought for a moment and asked, "What kind of evidence do we need?"

"Direct evidence includes written, audio, or video evidence of teacher instigation, testimonies of students who were instigated, statements from victimized students, and medical records..."

"Indirect evidence is also acceptable, such as eyewitness testimonies from other students, teachers, or parents who witnessed the teacher's instigation of the behavior; a long-term history of the teacher condoning or acquiescing to bullying as evidence of behavioral patterns; and electronic data from social media..."

"Of course, it would be even better if you could get her to admit it herself, Ms. Nan. You seem to be quite good at that..."

Nan Zhuren smiled.

Then he turned off the speakerphone, put the phone to his ear, and chatted with Xia Tian for a few more minutes about everyday things.

hang up.

Turning around, Weng Pingting and Chonghui's gazes towards him gradually changed.

“I have a feeling that you’re thinking about something weird again.” Weng Pingting sighed.

There was also a habitual sense of helplessness in his tone.

"What are you going to do?"

(End of this chapter)