One of the best and moving scenes was when Judge Roban delivered an impassioned speech in the court, where he stands up for justice in the face of corruption by Judge Garnier. It reminded of me Al Pacino's Arthur Kirkland in ...And Justice for All and his famous court room scene at the end. I kind of almost expected Judge Roban to be backed up by a sack of mail and joyful victims flooding the court room before an aghast bench. But not do be.
Karlsson is arrested for perverting the course of justice, and thankfully she manages to get released.
The final scene is quite disturbing, but thankfully Karlsson was rescued from her self-harm.
Karlsson is arrested for perverting the course of justice, and thankfully she manages to get released.
The final scene is quite disturbing, but thankfully Karlsson was rescued from her self-harm.
