"Shengnan, there's something you need to help me with." Cai Songyin called Cai Shengnan over and showed her the complaint from the US Department of Justice. "Help me translate it into Chinese, then ask your father what to do."
Cai Songyin's eldest brother, Cai Sumin, had just returned from the United States.
He was a legendary figure in the early years of the American legal world and had once helped a US president settle an impeachment case with the Senate's grand jury.
However, because he was now an American citizen, Cai Songyin couldn't show him the complaint directly and ask for his opinion.
However, Cai Shengnan was still a Huaxia citizen, so it wasn't a problem for her to help as a legal consultant.
Cai Shengnan glanced at it and was stunned. "Is this really a complaint from the US Department of Justice?! How can the court file something like this? "
Cai Songyin smiled meaningfully. "Not only is it, but it's already been filed."
Cai Shengnan was speechless.
"Help me translate it first. Remember to translate it according to the legal terms used by the Huaxia people, then ask your father for his opinion."
Cai Songyin reminded Cai Shengnan of a few things to take note of before letting her leave.
Cai Shengnan immediately took the photocopied legal documents and complaint back to her family's villa.
Her family's villa was halfway up the mountain near the Xiaotangshan hot springs, so it was quite far from the Imperial Capital.
Cai Shengnan's father, Cai Sumin, had returned to the Empire to help his sister and brother-in-law, but he couldn't let others know he was helping them. Therefore, in order to hide it, he lived far away and only contacted his daughter.
Since returning to the Empire, he had only had one family reunion dinner with the Cai family at the family's siheyuan.
With so many Cai family members as foils, he had only been able to see his sister Cai Songyin and niece Tan Guiren once.
As for Tan Dongbang, Cai Songyin was too embarrassed to bring him back to her parents' home.
The Cai family was a century-old family that had greatly supported the founding fathers of the Huaxia Empire, so the current higher-ups still gave them face.
If he could, he would lend a helping hand.
Therefore, when Tan Guiren was in danger in New York, Cai Songyin was urged by Hong Kangquan to ask Huo Shaoheng to personally go to the United States to save her. There were many higher-ups who interceded or pressured her.
Huo Shaoheng saw that he couldn't refuse, so he played along and completed Gu Nianzhi's background check as well as their marriage application.
However, these higher-ups hadn't expected Tan Dongbang to be so suicidal.
It wasn't that there weren't any higher-ups who played with women, but there was no one like him who played with himself like the male lead of a small movie.
Therefore, when Tan Dongbang's incident blew up, no one from the higher-ups spoke up for him.
No one was stupid, especially those who were in high positions. They were all shrewd people.
Those who were slightly inferior, such as Tan Dongbang, were immediately pulled down, and they probably didn't even know who was messing with them.
However, Cai Songyin had used the Cai family's connections, her own status in the media world, and her incredible luck to finally make Tan Dongbang the prime minister.
Although he had only been in power for a short period of time, he was still a Prime Minister, and he did not step down because of impeachment.
Cai Sumin had returned this time because he saw that his younger sister was truly too pitiful. His younger sister's husband had gone too far, making it so that he couldn't use his connections with the higher-ups. That was why he agreed to come back and help her turn the tide.
Looking at the copy of the complaint that Cai Shengnan brought back, as well as the subpoena from the American court, Cai Sumin was also speechless.
"What the hell are these people from the US Department of Justice? Do they really think they're little princesses, and the whole world has to play politically correct with them?! "
Cai Sumin pushed up his glasses. "Just look at this Minister of Justice. His grades in law school were so bad that he almost couldn't graduate! Even he wants to play the law like politics? "
It wasn't impossible to play the law like politics, but the prerequisite was that you had to be very proficient in the law and also very proficient in politics.
You couldn't play it as long as you were strong in one aspect.
This Minister of Justice was obviously good at figuring out the intentions of the higher-ups and playing politics, but when it came to the legal aspect, he was completely clueless. That was why he came up with something that the whole world could see was an American thief calling for a thief.
Cai Shengnan was very disappointed to hear that. "Huh? Does that mean we can't do anything? "
According to Cai Sumin's opinion, looking at this kind of nonsensical thing was already giving it face, so they should just ignore it.
Actually, Gu Nianzhi also thought the same way.
Or rather, any normal lawyer would think the same way.
However, lawyers who wanted to cause trouble were exceptions.
For example, Cai Shengnan. Like Cai Songyin, she also felt that there was still hope.
"What do you mean?" Cai Sumin glanced at her. "Or is it your aunt's idea?"
Cai Shengnan smiled but didn't say anything.
Cai Sumin understood and muttered, "Put it down. I'll think about it again."
Cai Sumin didn't rack his brains. Instead, he made a round of calls to the United States.
He had a wide network of contacts in the American legal community, so he asked about the US Department of Justice's lawsuit against the Huaxia Nation's military for launching a cyberwar against the United States.
Cai Sumin felt that something wasn't quite right as he looked at this indictment that was full of mistakes and would cause others to feel embarrassed when they read it.
Although the US government's level and ability had been pulled down because of political correctness, the United States still had the world's top elites.
These elites were concentrated in a few departments that hadn't been affected by political correctness.
For example, the US Tax Administration, the financial giants of Wall Street, and another one was the US Central Intelligence Agency.
The US media even dared to mock the president, but not a single media dared to mock the CIA. This was a tacit understanding that the US media couldn't openly declare.
And based on Cai Sumin's understanding of the US government, if the US Department of Justice's indictment didn't have the CIA behind it, he could revoke his law license.
So why would the elites of the CIA tolerate such a nonsensical document being filed in the court and sent to the higher-ups of the Huaxia Empire?
As expected, Cai Sumin had an idea after making a round of phone calls.
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At breakfast time the next morning, Cai Sumin and Cai Shengnan sat in the spacious and bright American-style kitchen. Facing the lush spring scenery of Little Tang Mountain, Cai Sumin poured maple syrup onto a pancake as he gave instructions to Cai Shengnan.
Cai Sumin handed her a translated legal document. "Take a look and correct any typos."
Cai Shengnan read through it and immediately prostrated herself in admiration.
This was a cleverly worded translated document that repolished the US Department of Justice's awkward position and unprofessional legal proposal.
It could be said that if the US Department of Justice used Cai Sumin's indictment to file in the court, it would be much more professional and reasonable than their original text.
In Cai Sumin's Chinese translation, he revised the US Department of Justice's rigid accusations. Although it was still 31 accusations, he emphasized that the United States had no intention of going against the Huaxia Empire's government.
They would always resolve the problem peacefully and resort to the law only to make them take it seriously.
It could be said that this was an indictment that fit the reading habits of the Huaxia Empire very well. From the higher-ups to the common people, the Huaxia people all had a miraculous temperament that was amenable to coaxing but not coercion.
Cai Shengnan felt like she had found a treasure. She brought her father's translated and polished indictment to the Prime Minister's official residence and handed it to Cai Songyin.
"Auntie, my father personally translated this. Take a look and see if you can cooperate." Cai Shengnan took out her phone and found the news from the United States. "Look? Can we cooperate to create hype? "
Cai Songyin was ecstatic when she saw it and couldn't help but hug Cai Shengnan. "Thank you, Shengnan! Thank your father for me! I knew my brother was the best! "
Cai Songyin took the translated indictment and went to Tan Dongbang's office.
They didn't have much time left, so one day at a time was one day at a time.
Tan Dongbang was very reluctant to leave.
He sat in his office and looked at everything around him. He told himself that if he could continue sitting there, he would do anything, even if he had to sell his soul to the devil …
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Almost overnight, all the major media outlets in the Huaxia Empire published the news of the United States Department of Justice suing the Huaxia Empire's soldiers.
Whether it was from the perspective of attention-grabbing news or from the perspective of the value of the matter itself, there was great potential for success.
Not only did the media publish the original English summary of the indictment, but they also published a meticulously translated Chinese indictment.
Compared to the original English summary, the meticulously translated Chinese indictment was as smooth as an angel's.
Correspondingly, the domestic media suddenly reposted the hot news from the United States on a large scale.
The news from the United States had more content than the indictment, and it could be considered an annotation to this strange indictment.
It turned out that the reason the Americans were so aggressive in suing the 27 soldiers this time was because the famous hacker "Pink Piggy" had breached an important secret laboratory in the United States a few days ago.
The United States claimed that the "Pink Piggy" had used the 27 soldiers as cover that night to launch a cyber attack on the United States, disregarding national morality and causing huge losses to the United States.
In this regard, the "Pink Piggy" was the main culprit, and the 27 soldiers were accomplices.
At the same time, Germany, the first country to be severely damaged by the "Pink Piggy," spoke up.
The German Chancellor suddenly announced a visit to the Hua Xia Empire at this time, accompanied by Major General Reinitz of the German Federal Intelligence Service. They wanted to conduct important negotiations regarding the devastating blow that the "Pink Piggy" had caused to the German Federal Intelligence Service.
Germany and the United States quickly revealed their bottom line. They could not sue the Hua Xia Empire's soldiers, but the Hua Xia Empire must hand over the "Pink Piggy."
They requested that the "Pink Piggy" be extradited to Germany and the United States to be tried separately.
As soon as the German news was announced, the domestic public media set off a new climax of revelry.
They scolded the "Pink Piggy" for ignoring international law, causing the deterioration of relations between countries for her own selfish interests, and harming the interests of other countries. It was not in line with the spirit of a great country.
They all said that if this continued, "your country will be done for." In the name of the people, they strongly requested that the country hand over the Pink Piggy to Germany and the United States to deal with in order to appease the anger of the great countries.
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