Interesting premise. Raises some relavent issues in the world today, but the prosecutors are always the "bad guys" and the the defense is always representing victims. It's not always like that in the real world. It wasn't until episode 8 when they get out of this image for a moment. Litigation contains a bunch of passive-aggressive sarcastic remarks, that I assume is supposed to build up
sexual tension, but is really just eye rolling and annoying. This "I'm so tough. I'm a lawyer. You better do as I say" cliche is really worn out. Also, a few of the actors are very boring. Unrealistic, but that's expected.
Review of For The People
