跟你认罪容易 只是…
“I can confess. But to convict a person,”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
跟你 认罪容易 只是…
“I can confess. But to convict a person,”
这官家断案 也得讲人证物证吧
“But to convict a person, you need witnesses and proof, right?”
“I'm not admitting to anything until you show real evidence.”
Even when faced with authority figures demanding submission, invoking due process and evidence ('人证物证') serves as a classic rhetorical shield.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
plead guilty / confess to a crime
A formal legal term used in trials, interrogations, or dramatic confrontations.
easy / simple
Common adjective used here rhetorically to contrast superficial ease with deeper complications.