The Murder Rule

The blend of courtroom tension and suspense kept me hooked, but I wonder what motivated the author to structure it like this. Did the story evolve from real cases or purely from imagination?

Her decisions often blurred ethical lines, which made me question what I might do in her position. I'm curious whether others found themselves rooting for her or feeling uneasy.

Their complex motivations added depth, but I wonder if the author drew from real-life individuals or crafted them entirely from imagination to serve the story.