"Witness for the Prosecution" can be regarded as a good law teaching film, which relatively completely demonstrates the court rules and jury system of the common law countries. It once again inspired the audience to think about the jurisprudence problem, whether the law pursues procedural justice or substantive justice. Excessive emphasis on procedural justice is likely to allow criminals who should be lawless to escape the sanctions of the law.
The legal culture revealed in the details of the movie is also worthy of reflection. The film is full of strong British culture, showing the tradition of British law, the gentle and humble debates between lawyers, and the elegant demeanor of the British. These seemingly detailed objects are actually silently promoting the court’s Solemn and solemn. In any case, the enlightenment of the movie is still profound.
