It's a real shame that Zhao Xun was only a company commander in the army.
This is a master at handling cases, adaptable and flexible.
They knew when to stop, and after obtaining the most basic information from the interrogation and understanding the scope of their authority, they handed over the rest.
I must meet this person in person.
Qi Xiuwen handed over Zhao Xun's interrogation record verbatim, presumably because he admired the man's talent.
It took two whole days to finish interrogating Xun Wangxiang.
At Qi Xiuwen's command, Lin Tai, the township head of Xunwang Township, was sentenced to death and executed immediately.
They would be paraded through the streets, confessing their crimes, and everyone could witness the execution.
Lin Cheng, the clerk, was sentenced to life imprisonment and hard labor for life, with no possibility of commutation.
Lin Fei, due to some mental impairment and his lack of knowledge about the matter, received a reduced sentence of two years of hard labor.
Lin Da and Lin Er were sentenced to seven years of hard labor.
The twenty-odd civilians who followed were sentenced to three to seven years of hard labor.
Anyway, we're short-staffed.
Dong Qi was also sentenced to three years of hard labor.
But while he was doing hard labor, Shenxi sent a master sculptor who would teach Dong Qi his craft when he had time.
Criminal law is criminal law; it's impossible to exempt Dong Qi from punishment just because he's capable.
But there are different kinds of hard labor. People with skills are in demand and cannot do the most strenuous work for long.
It all depends on his personal abilities.
The rest, who had already arrived in the county town, did not cause any disturbances, and were sentenced to hard labor ranging from one month to one year.
After the hard labor is over, they will be sent back to their place of origin.
Those who had not yet reached the county seat were sent directly back to their place of origin and given an extra hour of labor each day for three months.
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