Justiça até certo ponto

The courtroom scenes felt so authentic and layered — I wonder if real cases or legal principles influenced the depiction. How did the author decide to portray justice so complex?

There were moments where I questioned whether the protagonist's actions were justified or crossing ethical lines. Am I the only one who struggled with their sense of justice here?

The suspense comes from the courtroom battles and character decisions, which is so different from typical thrillers. I'm curious how the pacing was managed through dialogue and internal conflict.