Legal drama refers to a genre of storytelling, often found in television, film, or literature, that focuses on legal issues, courtroom proceedings, and the intricacies of the law. The narrative typically revolves around lawyers, judges, and other legal professionals as they navigate complex cases, providing insight into the judicial system. Legal dramas often highlight moral and ethical dilemmas, the pursuit of justice, and the personal struggles of the characters involved, including their motivations, relationships, and the impact of the law on society. They frequently incorporate intense courtroom scenes, legal negotiations, and investigations, making legal principles accessible to a broad audience while entertaining and engaging viewers with suspenseful and thought-provoking plots.
Detective Taichi Koishikawa faces a conflict between duty and personal life as he pursues the notorious "Phantom Firework Mouse." Koishikawa, known for a 99.9% case closure rate, finds himself entwined…