Not all courtroom dramas are completely accurate to real-life situations, but some do deliver more authentic approaches that fit in with the facts.
Courtroom dramas have always been among the most popular movie genres, but they can also be the most jarring when they’re not accurate to the real-life legal system. Many courtroom movies simply bend the facts to make their narrative easier and more entertaining. However, there are several projects that pride themselves on their accurate depictions of courtroom protocol and the legal process, which only furthers the believability of the stories they're telling.
8 For Life The Apple TV+ show For Life offers a modern twist on the courtroom drama as it follows Aaron Wallace , a man who's wrongfully incarcerated for a crime he didn’t commit. In order to plead his case, Aaron decides to learn the rules of law himself. Since the show’s protagonist spends plenty of time educating himself on the ins and outs of the legal system, For Life offers viewers ample opportunities to learn about these real-life legal intricacies themselves.
5 The Lincoln Lawyer Based on Michael Connelly's bestselling books, Netflix’s The Lincoln Lawyer follows defense attorney Mickey Haller as he navigates the complex legal landscape of Los Angeles. What makes The Lincoln Lawyer work so well is its episodic format. Each story navigates a different corner of the law, allowing Mickey to showcase his talents and educate viewers.
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