Clyde's tragic death in the end can be regarded as an explanation for some of the people who died wrongly. After so many things, Nick finally changed his mind - no longer deal with the murderer. The film is a reaction to the American judicial system. The plea bargain between Nick and the defendant has maintained the prosecution's high winning rate and the efficiency of the case closing is also reflected. And under the American party-based litigation model, the judge just listens to the opinions of the prosecution and the defense in court and makes a judgment.
In the current criminal proceedings, how can we protect the interests of the victims to a greater extent?
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