Chapter 526: Death Penalty as a Starting Point, No Upper Limit_2

He hurriedly whispered reassurances to the ashen-faced Boka, "Don't worry, there are many grounds for an appeal in this case, after all, a huge amount of evidence is gone. I will submit an application to the appellate court tomorrow."

Judge Fosne took a deep breath. Just now, that high-ranking official from the Supreme Judicial Court had instructed him to quickly deliver judgments on all cases involving Tax Farmers as long as the facts were clear, without paying too much attention to detailed evidence.

At this rate, the thick stack of Tax Farmers' cases in his possession would probably be completed in less than half a month.

He had originally planned to spend half a year dealing with these cases.

At the courthouse gate, a bailiff, upon hearing the verdict, excitedly slipped out against the rules and loudly proclaimed to the waiting crowd outside, "Execution by beheading!"

The crowd immediately erupted into a wave of cheers:

"Great, that damned Boka is finally going to hell!"