'A Jury in Jail', although not as scintillating as prior episodes is still solid and exposes the quiet sufferers in this trial: those forced to offer a verdict. Not only do they shoulder the weight of a murder trial, but the draconian restrictions (eight whole months) are enough to drive any of us mad. Even the deputies are more like prison guards; it's a brilliant way to stage the episode which also has one of the season's best openers.
The other real notable is just a single like (from Gil Garcetti) but really emphasizes the glove's shadow looming over the prosecution; that no amount of DNA science can win a case like a bloody glove. And we all know that sobering reality.
7/10
The other real notable is just a single like (from Gil Garcetti) but really emphasizes the glove's shadow looming over the prosecution; that no amount of DNA science can win a case like a bloody glove. And we all know that sobering reality.
7/10