Final Verdict

The courtroom scenes felt so authentic, but I wonder how much research went into shaping the legal procedures and dialogue. Did the story evolve around real cases or was it mostly fictionalized?

The characters' choices often blurred the lines between right and wrong, which added depth. I’m curious if others felt this complexity reflected real-life legal battles.

The detailed courtroom dynamics and legal community felt very lived-in. Was this based on Siegel's personal experiences or extensive research into a specific locale?