"Justice Mercy" does not portray Brian Stevenson as a hero. It not only spends a lot of space on the assistance of Brie Larson and other staff, the family of the prisoner, several inmates, or can prove Johnny D The absence of crimes and witnesses who were threatened by prosecutors to give false testimony are also very important parts of the film. Therefore, rather than exciting court arguments, "Justice Mercy" focuses more on the process of Brian's constant rushing back and forth. Perhaps this slows down the pace of the whole film, but it is precisely this that highlights the length of judicial proceedings. Complicated, it is a painful torture for both sides.
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