Li Tie still has long hair in the trial! The bangs are almost gone, and if you don't appeal within 10 days, the judgment will take effect + you will officially shave your head

On December 13, Beijing time, the high-profile case of former national football coach Li Tie was publicly announced, and Li Tie was sentenced to 20 years in prison for five crimes, including accepting bribes, offering bribes, offering bribes to units, accepting bribes from non-state functionaries, and offering bribes to non-state workers.

The CCTV reporter revealed that although 6 months have passed since the first trial, Li Tie has not yet been cut hair, which means that Li Tie can still do the iconic "blowing hair" action to relieve boredom inside.

Long hair fluttering and bangs covering his eyes have always been Li Tie's classic image to Chinese fans, whether it is as a player or as a head coach, Li Tie's subconscious hair blowing has always been impressive. Therefore, fans are very concerned about the fate of Li Tie's hair.

According to Chinese law, it is not necessary for a criminal suspect to shave his head immediately after he is arrested. The relevant laws stipulate that no one shall be found guilty without a judgment by a people's court. Criminal suspects and defendants were not criminals before the court judgment took effect, and they cannot be described as criminals on the basis of the "presumption of guilt". Allowing suspects and defendants to wear prison clothes and shave their heads before sentencing violates the principle of "presumption of innocence".

CCTV reporters also revealed that in the next 10 days, if Li Tie does not file an appeal, the first-instance judgment will take effect. And he may officially become a "criminal" at that time, and thus be cut off his iconic long hair that has been stored for many years. The classic scene of Li Tie blowing bangs may only become a memory.