Pamela Gray

Aidan 2022-01-26 08:46:04

I'd give Law & Order six stars if I could. The best legal drama, bar none.

A TV series that was launched in 1990, I only saw it in the winter of 2011, I really feel like seeing each other late! It's not outdated or dull at all, it's focused, attentive, calm, real, and not noisy. The cases in the...

Clyde 2022-01-26 08:46:04

While chasing dramas and nympho, I read books on Anglo-American law by the way.

Episode 11
's distaste for politicians exploded in this episode. In the show, Eaton defines people, labels people, and makes people imagine that they are who they are, and then they mess around, get logic, and follow...

Josie 2022-03-26 09:01:13

NYPD is pursuing the truth, but every question from some prosecutors in the court hits the core. Every episode I watch, I feel nervous as a member of the jury

Ebony 2022-03-25 09:01:21

Concise, restrained, rigorous, scrupulous, and intricate, it is an almost perfect legal drama. Whether it’s the moment when Ben Stone, hunched over his back, pacing before the jury, making a statement, or leaning halfway on the prosecutor’s desk, stopping to question and stare at the suspect’s silence, we all travel back to the other side of the ocean 30 years ago. In a court of law, they are caught in the entanglement of good and evil, humanity and justice, and together they explore the boundaries of the law. PS It's a pity that the fat man didn't play again after this season.