101. Disproportionate Risks

"Well, in my opinion, the judge seems to be either neutral or not neutral. You'll see how the two judges among the three respond." Camilla expressed her concern as she and Mr Adam were sitting down for a break at a restaurant near the court premises.

They were having lunch while waiting for the outcome of Kairav's first hearing which would be decided after the break.

"Yes, they didn't go into much detail about the origin of the evidence obtained by the prosecution," Mr Adam responded, sipping his iced coffee.

"The prosecution also interrogated Kairav with questions that Mr Laurant said were not on the inputted questionnaire," Camilla disagreed.

"I feel safe now, yes. Because it's only the first trial. Judging from Mr Laurant's tenacity earlier, I'm sure his arguments can win the first hearing, or at least get the upper hand," predicted Mr Adam.

"Hhhmm... hopefully." Camilla munched on the small cake that the waiters had just delivered to her table. "The charge is five years, you know.