Purple Summers stayed in the library until evening.
She looked up some legal cases related to gambling, specifically researched Pearlpoint City's historical context, the ups and downs of the domestic gambling industry, and personal lawsuits against corporations, among a pile of miscellaneous books and resources.
Unable to cover everything in one day, she methodically noted down the book numbers, planning to return home and continue reading through the library's online client system.
The prosecution's strategy would likely be based on two points: one, how evil gambling is, and two, how much Oscar Smith's family has suffered.
The former stirs animosity, while the latter elicits sympathy and pity.
Therefore, the prosecution was certain to have Oscar Smith's wife testify, playing heavily on the heartstrings.
What about Oscar Smith's daughter?... No, Oscar Smith's daughter was only five years old, and cross-examining a five-year-old girl would definitely annoy the jury.
