Drama
Crime
A tough judge balances her aversion to minor offenders with firm beliefs on justice and punishment as she tackles complex cases inside a juvenile court.
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Fri,
25 Feb, 2022
S1.E4Episode 4
A troubling call puts a youth counseling instructor under the judges' microscope. The girls inside her recovery home back up the claims.
Top-rated
Fri,
25 Feb, 2022
S1.E5Episode 5
Eun-seok and Tae-ju set out to locate the missing girls before harm comes to them. The whistleblower's surprising identity is revealed.
Kim Hye-soo
Sim Eun-seok
Kim Moo-yul
Cha Tae-ju
Lee Sung-min
Kang Won-jung
Lee Jung-eun
Na Geun-hee
Lee Sang-hee
Joo Yeong-sil
Park Ji-yeon
Woo Su-mi
Shin Jae-hwi
Seo Beom
Geum Gwang-san
Gyeong Jung-han
Park Jong-hwan
Ko Gang-sik
Kim Young-ah
Heo Chan-mi
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On one hand, it tackled some important complexities surrounding youth crime and the justice system. But on the other hand, it felt like it was hitting the viewers over the head with its message a bit too hard. They always found a way to end up being overly preachy. I guess that's part of the overdramatization? The drama had a handful of cases but these were presented in descending order, with each one being less appealing than its predecessor. I feel conflicted about some of the cast choices, but if we were to ignore that and only focus on the characters, the situation didn't look so bright either. By episode 6, they started to inject personal stories and affairs, but it was a bit too late to have proper development when the drama was just 10 episodes. In the end, it was a watchable law drama with some notable ideas but remained average until the end.
ParkMin10 Mar, 2024
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