11:30 in the morning.
At the entrance of the Winster Grand Court.
Reporters and citizens who aren't qualified to listen to the trial inside are anxiously waiting for the final verdict.
Two hours have passed.
They only saw someone come out once, bringing some items back inside.
Other than that, there's no information at all.
Who will be the victor?
From a logical analysis standpoint, Ethan has almost no hope of winning.
After all, all the incriminating evidence points to him.
Tons of illicit liquor found on four ships is strong evidence.
No matter how clever and resourceful a person is, it's impossible to turn this case around, right?
Not to mention, this time the prosecution team is unprecedentedly strong, with nearly all the top lawyers of Winster present.
And Bob is no nobody.
Can he win?
It's akin to the joke of seaweed strangling a giant whale.
Another ten minutes pass.
Some people have lost patience.
