No escuches al mal (Jack Swyteck Novel)

The courtroom scenes felt authentic and heightened the stakes, but I wonder if it might be too detailed for some readers. What did others think about the balance?

His choices felt personal but also reflected larger issues of justice. Did anyone else find themselves questioning what they would do in his place?

The courtroom and legal maneuvering created a unique tension. I wonder if the author drew from personal experience or research to craft these scenes.