True Justice

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The story delves into the moral complexities faced by Butch Karp, a chief assistant district attorney, as he navigates a high-profile case involving the tragic death of a newborn due to negligence. Under immense pressure from the media and public outrage, Karp's superior decides to prosecute the baby's young mother, highlighting themes of justice, racial tension, and the ethical dilemmas within the legal system. The narrative explores the impact of societal expectations on legal decisions and personal convictions.