Next, Jiang Chen began to explain the other options.

"As for the second point, Li Si adding double the amount of mustard to the kindergarten lunch would generally not constitute a threat to public safety."

"After all, the victims were just the children eating at the kindergarten, a specific group within a certain scope, but the level of danger was extremely low!"

"Double wasabi will only cause a stinging sensation in the mouth and esophagus, and there is almost no imminent danger of serious injury or death."

Even if a child is choked and injured, the danger is limited to the children eating, and the method itself does not constitute a dangerous method endangering public safety in the sense of criminal law!

Hearing Jiang Chen's explanation, many viewers in the live stream were taken aback.

[No way, I felt this behavior was serious, and it turned out to be just a prank?]

[Impossible! This is harming a child; the punishment is far too lenient!]

[Double wasabi sauce, but some people are allergic to wasabi?]

[Exactly! There will definitely be safety hazards; they can't possibly bear no responsibility at all!]

【If that's the case, I'll do it too!】

Jiang Chen smiled helplessly and began to explain.

"I only said that this behavior does not involve endangering public safety, not that this behavior is not illegal."

"Although this behavior is classified as a prank, if the circumstances are serious, it could constitute the crime of intentional injury!"

This behavior is not normal; it just doesn't constitute a threat to public safety.

"Furthermore, thirdly, the fact that Zhang San impersonated a guide dog and led a blind person to the crematorium does not constitute a crime!"

"Because this behavior has a very clear target, the only victim is that one blind person."

"The danger only falls on the blind person, and there is no risk of it spreading to passersby or threatening the safety of unspecified groups."

"Even if a blind person is taken to a dangerous location, it is still a personal attack against a specific individual and may constitute the crimes of illegal detention or insult."

His words immediately enlightened many viewers in the live stream.

They originally wanted to replicate it, thinking that this behavior was not illegal.

I didn't expect it would still be illegal.

"Finally, Li Si's act of tricking an amnesiac patient into recognizing his enemy as his biological father does not constitute a crime either."

When it came to the last option, Jiang Chen even seemed somewhat helpless.

"And this is the most special one."

"First of all, the victim is only the amnesiac patient, which is a specific target."

"The risks associated with this behavior are psychological harm and interpersonal disputes, but there is no physical or public danger to personal safety."

"This behavior hardly even poses a real danger to personal safety and has absolutely nothing to do with public safety."

I've learned something new; apparently, only the fourth one is legal.

[This may only be a moral issue, but it involves your life!]

[Hahaha! It's like this: once that person regains their memory, the first person they'll kill won't be their enemy, but you!]

This is such a despicable thing; I suggest everyone avoid doing it.

[Does this even need advice? No normal person would do that!]

"Everyone must remember that the most crucial element of the crime of endangering public safety is the fact that the perpetrators are not a specific number of people. Never judge a crime based on your own emotions."

"If anyone encounters legal problems later..."

That was the beginning of the sentence.

"Knock knock knock..."

A crisp knock on the door suddenly broke Jiang Chen's silence.

He turned his head to look at the office door and said in a calm tone.

"Please come in."

Chen Qiaowei walked in through the door.

"Attorney Jiang, do you have any free time right now?"

"A client has come in; they have a case they want you to review. They specifically requested that you represent them!"

As soon as these words were spoken, the live stream chat room instantly became lively.

[Oh ho! A new case has come knocking!]

Wow, Attorney Jiang's reputation is now completely established; clients are all specifically requesting him!

[This level of hype is unbearable; cases keep coming one after another!]

[I hope this isn't another tough nut to crack. I can't wait!]

Come on in, I've already got a little stool ready to enjoy the show!

[You should definitely hire Attorney Jiang if you have the chance, since the chances of winning are quite high!]

That's right! As long as he's in the right, Attorney Jiang can be relentless and unforgiving!

Although it's a derogatory term, Attorney Jiang really does live up to that!

Jiang Chen smiled slightly and nodded.

"I'm free, let him in."

"it is good."

Chen Qiaowei responded and left through the door.

A few seconds later, he led a middle-aged man into the office.

The man was about forty-five or forty-six years old, wearing a well-tailored dark gray business suit, with his hair meticulously styled and a pair of gold-rimmed glasses perched on his nose.

He exudes the aura of a successful elite.

At this moment, however, his eyes were bloodshot, his jaw was clenched, and even though he tried his best to restrain himself, his brows still revealed an undisguised rage.

After entering the room, the man quickly glanced at the live streaming equipment that was running. After a brief hesitation, he took a deep breath and went straight to sit down on the sofa opposite Jiang Chen.

"Hello, may our call be broadcast live? If it involves any breach of your privacy, I can turn off the broadcast now."

Jiang Chen took the initiative to ask.

If the other party feels that live streaming will expose their personal privacy, Jiang Chen will certainly not force them to start a live stream.

His purpose in doing the live stream was simply to educate the public about the law.

"Sure, this isn't a secret, and I'd like more people to know!"

His voice was somewhat subdued, as if it concealed a great deal of anger.

"Okay." Jiang Chen nodded. "You can tell me the specific details of the case."

The man didn't waste time with pleasantries or formalities; he got straight to the point.

"Attorney Jiang, I'm here today to entrust you with the task of suing a private nursing home!"

Jiang Chen leaned back slightly in his chair, nodded calmly, and spoke unhurriedly.

"Don't rush, tell me slowly."

"What happened at the nursing home?"

The man's fists clenched involuntarily, and his breathing became rapid.

"My father is 78 years old this year. Two years ago, he suffered a stroke, which left him with sequelae. He has difficulty moving around and can hardly take care of himself."

"My brothers and I are away doing business most of the year, so we can't be with our parents all the time."

"After careful consideration, we chose Anze Nursing Home, a local facility that claims to offer high-end elderly care services."

Jiang Chen nodded.

Sending elderly people to nursing homes does not mean they lack filial piety.

Sometimes, we also have to consider practical issues.

Sending their elderly parents to high-end nursing homes is enough to prove their filial piety.

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