Aus Mangel an Beweisen

The courtroom scenes and legal details added depth but sometimes slowed the momentum. Was this balance intentional to build suspense?

His decisions felt morally grey, which made me question whether he's truly innocent or just trying to justify his actions. What was your take?

The city and its legal environment add a gritty realism to the novel. I'm curious if the author drew from personal experience or extensive research.