Fifty-Fifty

The courtroom scenes are so vivid and tense — I wonder if the author drew from real cases or crafted it all from imagination. How did he decide to balance legal accuracy with storytelling flair?

The characters' choices often felt morally grey, which added depth but also made me question my own judgments. Was this ambiguity intentional to reflect real-life complexities?

The pacing was relentless, but I’m curious whether that was planned from the start or if it developed during the writing process. What techniques do you think contributed most to the tension?