A defendant in court grapples with the gravity of their situation. Their fate lies in the hands of 12 members of a jury, who know absolutely nothing about them, a realization that overwhelms the defendant. Furthermore, the writing reflects on the justice system's inherent flaws, where perception and storytelling can often overshadow the truth.

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Sources of inspiration:

• Connelly, Michael. The Lincoln Lawyer. Little, Brown and Company, 2005.

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