Chapter 1159 The Trouble with Mutants

Alvin is more open-minded about the so-called troubles that old Judge Kapust calls. What other big troubles can mutants have?

At least in New York State, they are no different from ordinary people, and they have never heard of mutants that Duke and the others can't deal with.

The old judge looked at Alvin's disapproval. He shook his head helplessly and said, "Too many mutants have poured into New York in recent months...

On the one hand, they want to enjoy equal treatment, but on the other hand, they are not willing to let their power be wasted.

Dozens of gangs, large and small, appeared around New York...

They are just stealing now, but if there are no restrictions, they will soon develop into more destructive organizations or groups.

These people are not afraid of the law. They have criminal records and are familiar with police methods and procedures.

They know how to deal with the law..."

The old judge said helplessly: "I have used my discretion to the maximum extent, but I still feel that if the situation is not controlled, things will go beyond what you and Director George expected.

Alvin, what you are doing is a good thing. Most of the mutants are ordinary people, but some of the bad guys are going to mess up the whole thing!

Think about those mutant children who are not mentally determined and are tempted to commit crimes because they don't know how to use their power correctly...

Think of the ordinary people who have been harmed by this...

Chief George's police force was unable to act beyond their authority, and they began to lose their deterrent effect on the mutants...

Alvin, you once said that the Mutant Guild would have its own law enforcement team, and now it's time for you to use some tough tactics. "

After hearing this, Alvin looked at the kind old judge in front of him in disbelief, and said, "This doesn't sound like your usual style. Is the kind old man Capster starting to demand 'toughness'?

Are there mutants in New York who are not afraid of the police?

I think whoever the 'Roadblock' pulls out his orangutan brother will have to pee his crotch first..."

The old judge shook his head helplessly after hearing this and said: "The duty of the police is to 'enforce the law', which means that in most cases they can only intervene after a crime occurs.

The newly emerged mutant groups are very smart. They use their own power to commit crimes, and when they are caught, they use the law to exonerate themselves.

There are generally not many of them, but these veterans know the police's case handling procedures, and they know how to deal with the police...

It is difficult for the police to provide definite evidence of a crime, so it is difficult for me to convict them.

Alvin, these new mutant gangs are different from the traditional gangs.

If they are allowed to develop, the efforts of you and George will soon be ruined, and the Mutant Guild will soon become the target of attack.

You sent yourself to jail to make everyone believe that my court is 'just', and I want to maintain this 'justness'...

But ordinary people really don’t have much patience for mutants...

When I use ordinary people's trial standards to face mutant criminals, in the eyes of many ordinary victims, I am condoning them. "

Alvin held little Morgan and thought sadly for a long time. It was not until the little girl scratched his chin out of boredom that he came back to his senses.

The old man in front of him is indeed anxious. He is an old man with a strong sense of responsibility. When he took over the job of mutant judge, he knew that his responsibility was to maintain the balance and stability between ordinary people and mutants. .

Now "stability" is challenged...

Little Morgan was babbling in Alvin's arms, urging him to stand up and shake him...

Alvin waved helplessly to Alita, who was not far away, and said, "Hey, honey, can you help me take care of this little thing?"

Watching Alita take over little Morgan with a smile and hold her in her arms skillfully, Alvin glanced at little Ginny who was "eagerly eyeing" the little meatball, and said to Alita: "Be careful. This little meatball looks delicious..."

Alita glanced at little Ginny, she covered her mouth and smiled. The girl had already found a few colorful toys and was waiting for her to take this little meatball to the party...

"Ginny wouldn't hurt little Morgan, she just likes the baby so much!"

After hearing this, Alvin glanced at little Ginny who had an expression on her face that said "I am a qualified nanny". He shook his head helplessly and said, "Go ahead and don't let little Ginny run around with her in her arms. The girl herself always It’s wrestling…”

Watching Alita take away little Morgan, Alvin rubbed his face a little tiredly, then looked at the old judge and said: "What do you want to do?

You mentioned that the Mutant Guild should have its own law enforcement team. What do you want to do with them?

I always think that as long as we treat everyone fairly, then things will become easier!

Whoever makes a mistake will pay the price, it's fair!

But why do you make me feel as if that's not the case? "

The old judge shook his head helplessly after hearing this and said: "Because the fairness of the law is reflected in 'procedural justice'.

‘Procedural justice’ can prevent the vast majority of ordinary people from being treated unfairly because of the simple and rude behavior of law enforcement officials.

But 'procedural justice' will also cause hundreds of criminals to be released every year due to 'insufficient evidence'...

Nothing is absolutely ‘good’! "

As he spoke, the old judge shook his head in frustration and said, "We all underestimate the difficulty of the work and the impact of power on a person's heart.

Not only to the people around you, but also to the mutants themselves...

Immature minds and distorted values ​​will cause serious consequences to those people.

There are not many such mutants, but if they are not controlled, their number will increase rapidly...

It's time for you to think of a solution! "

Alvin looked at the old judge's serious face and shook his head with admiration and helplessness.

The situation must not be as bad as the old guy said, otherwise Director George would definitely not be able to sit still.

However, as a front-line judge, he can most intuitively feel the problems caused by mutants and foresee future crises. This proves that he has indeed devoted his last time to this career.

Glancing at John Wigger, who had been relatively silent next to him, I saw that this guy was not the kind of enthusiastic person. The fact that he could follow him and sit next to the old judge all the time meant that it must be related to the things the old judge said.

Alvin looked at the old judge helplessly, and said with a wry smile: "Tell me, you made the matter so serious, what exactly do you want to do?

If you want people to give to others, if you want money to give money, I will never give up! "

As he spoke, Alvin glanced at John Wigger and said: "If you want to seek advice from me on your work issues, it is completely unnecessary. That is your freedom..."

John Wigger nodded silently after hearing this. He glanced at the old judge and Dalia beside him, shook his head and did not speak.

Dahlia patted the wooden guy John Wigger. She looked at Alvin and said, "Judge Capster wanted to form a team of bailiffs for his mutant court. He invited John , but I think we need to ask for your opinion...

After all, John was the security chief of the Mutant Guild a few days ago..."

Alvin finally understood what was going on. The old guy Kapust was under so much pressure that he began to feel that the police were useless.

He wants to form a team of judicial police specifically designed to hunt down mutant criminals, and use the strictest law enforcement to deter those mutant criminals.

There is no doubt about the strength of the New York police, but they have too many things to do.

Moreover, Director George's philosophy is to treat everyone equally. Many mutant criminals who are difficult to deal with are difficult to be quickly apprehended and brought to justice...

So the old judge wanted to form a team of judicial police to arrest those suspects...

This shouldn't have been something he should have cared about, but the old judge foresaw the grim situation ahead and made a tough response.

The slightly "alarmist" "prophecies" made by this wise old man before were just an attempt to get help from himself...

Alvin sometimes feels that human beings should be born as "winners" because there are always a group of people with abundant vision and sagacity working hard for the future.

They dance with shackles within the existing social framework, but they can always take beautiful steps.

Those who think about breaking everything and starting over are crazy. People like the old judge are doers...

It is always easy to criticize on paper, but if you want to really do something well, you always need to be a doer.

Alvin stood up and bent down to hug the old judge, and said with a smile: "You just made me panic, I thought this prison sentence was in vain!

Next time, remember to speak more directly if you have something to say. I am a stupid person. If I misunderstand something and do something drastic, it will be terrible! "

As he spoke, Alvin glanced at John Wigger, smiled at the old judge and said: "You must not only be looking for John, right?

Tell me quickly, who else is going to become a ‘civil servant’?

Maybe I can recommend a few suitable candidates for you...

Of course, there are more bad guys in Hell’s Kitchen, so you may need to do a little screening..."

The old judge smiled with satisfaction and said tentatively: "Can you lend me Frank for a while?"

Alvin shook his head in amusement and said, "Are you kidding, leaving a way for those mutant rascals to survive, right?

Frank's patience has been exhausted at school...

I've never noticed before that you're a bit of an iron-blooded judge! "

The old judge smiled and shook his head after hearing this, and said again: "Then what do you think about asking that JJ to help me for a while?"

After hearing this, Alvin looked at the old man who seemed to be haggling in the market in amusement. He smiled and shook his head and said: "JJ and Frank are the reason why I can go to jail here peacefully. They must not leave the school.

Change it to another one, and I will definitely not reject you next time.

Tell me, which security guard in my school do you like? "

The old judge smiled and said: "Flint Marco, Sam's neighbor, his daughter goes to your school.

You will definitely not reject me, right?

I have observed him, and he is also a mutant, and his personality and temperament are very suitable for the judicial police team I am planning to form. "