This is very different from the Celestial Dynasty. Before the trial of the Celestial Dynasty, it was decided directly, right? The "guilty people" are directly punished, deprived of political rights, and not defended, right?
We live in a system that will always tell you that it makes the right decisions. Then one day we suddenly realize that everything is just a fabrication and justice is just a guise used by individuals to deceive. Do you have the urge to overturn the system? Even if you don't overturn it, you will at least do something like the lawyer in the film. . . .
The lawyer may seem noble, but he is also a man of flesh and blood! Real people have their own values. I don't know if any lawyers who help bad people escape legal punishment will not be able to sleep at night, but I know that everyone's measure of justice is different!
From a movie point of view, it is generally said that people like to watch court battles, and those impeccable bad lawyers are even more eloquent. They always have the initiative and are superior everywhere, making the audience both envious and evil. Unconsciously, the audience has become a sympathetic and defense jury in court. I feel that the law itself is unfair and always allows the real perpetrators to go unpunished, but the mood of the film itself is still positive. So when Mickey finally kills the rich second generation who tried to frame and play with him, and frees the innocent, the audience will still find it enjoyable.
But if it is a lawyer who is greedy for money and power, it is estimated that this film will be another result. Are there still few such things that are related to the real world?
In China, if justice is a scale, with lawyers standing at one end, then there are countless RMB at the other end.
Finally, once I thought I was always on the side of justice, now I find I was wrong and I try to salvage it all. . .
If, one day, you find a lawyer dead on the street, please remember that he is on the side of justice, not self-righteous justice, but real justice!
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