"Justice's Mercy" is adapted from the best-selling book "Justice's Mercy: Suffering and Salvation in American Justice" written by American lawyer Brian Stevenson. At the beginning of the film, the black protagonist who graduated from the Harvard Law Department gave up a high-paying career and became a free legal adviser on death row inmates. I thought the movie would be rolled out in a grand manner, telling the protagonist’s efforts to improve the American criminal justice system. Unexpectedly, "Justice Mercy" always revolves around an unjust case, to show the historical significance of the redress of this unjust case with a small view.
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