This film can actually be regarded as a modern version of "Twelve Angry Men", with various editing and descriptions. It's a pity that there are still the same problems as "12". Too much sensibility replaces rationality. Gangsters are portrayed as good men with affection and righteousness, while prosecutors and others have become villains who are forced to obey, and their facial expressions are serious. And the inaction of the prosecution makes the story lack spark, and it can only be regarded as an ordinary work for Sidney Lumet.
In fact, anyone who knows a little about debate skills knows that in most cases, the negative side has an advantage over the positive side, and the so-called lawyer's trick is nothing more than constantly raising doubts from the validity of evidence or witnesses. The final acquittal can only be said It is the price paid for procedural justice.
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