In a legal drama landscape often dominated by high-stakes courtroom theatrics and polished morality, Juvenile Justice disrupts the formula with a gritty, unflinching, and emotionally layered narrative that asks not simply whether justice is served, but what justice should even look like when the accused are still children, focusing on Judge Shim Eu
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