The case was submitted directly to the court. If the facts are clear, the evidence is true and sufficient, and a conviction can be made according to law, the court will make a guilty verdict; If the defendant can be found innocent according to law, a verdict of innocence shall be made; If the evidence is insufficient to convict, a verdict of innocence shall be made because of insufficient evidence and the alleged crime cannot be established.
Legal objectivity:
Article 200 of the Criminal Procedure Law After the defendant made his final statement, the presiding judge announced an adjournment, and the collegial panel made the following judgments after deliberation based on the facts, evidence and relevant laws and regulations: (1) If the facts of the case are clear, the evidence is true and sufficient, and the defendant is found guilty according to law, a guilty verdict shall be made; (2) If the defendant is found innocent according to law, a verdict of innocence shall be made; (3) If the defendant cannot be found guilty due to insufficient evidence, a verdict of acquittal shall be made because the accused crime cannot be established due to insufficient evidence.