Quality production which examines a difficult subject without reverting to sensationalism or cliche approaches. The acting is great although the uncomformist oddities of the main character are at times predictable.
It touches to uncomfortable dilemmas eg the role of lawyers in defending 'bad' people and morality vs legal justice. Some of the dialogues could qualify as philosophical discussions on society attitudes towards crime and punishment, and the concept of most hideous crimes undeserving of legal defence.
In summary, an absorbing series with an ending hinting and inviting a second season.
It touches to uncomfortable dilemmas eg the role of lawyers in defending 'bad' people and morality vs legal justice. Some of the dialogues could qualify as philosophical discussions on society attitudes towards crime and punishment, and the concept of most hideous crimes undeserving of legal defence.
In summary, an absorbing series with an ending hinting and inviting a second season.