Ultimate Boredom

The women's association is out for blood! I have the feeling that abuser mommy is going to get handled next episode. It looks like it is shaping up to be a hilarious scene. I can't wait to see it Monday!

The mother of the abuser sure is nasty with the online comments. Surely what she did has to be illegal giving that there is an ongoing court case. Hopefully the abuser and the drug dealer get their comeuppance.

You never know.. the director might have told her to be like that Perhaps that is why she got the part?

It looks pretty clear how it's going to end now! haha!

Also, not everyone that goes into law will want to be a defense attorney. Not everyone is suited to it. Frankly speaking, most are specialists in parts of the law. She is just starting in law school, I don't see anything about her character that means that she won't possibly be a good lawyer in the future. Grades and participation must improve. It doesn't make her a bad candidate because she struggled to get there. Sol-B has had unfair advantages her whole life towards getting into school and background information. Sol B can't even differentiate between right and wrong... she's smart.. but twisted.. You think she is better? Rich vs Poor. Wealth doesn't determine how good you will be, it's just an advantage. Remember she is a student... she has a ways to go to become a lawyer. Every single one of the students has screwed up. They all have their strengths and weaknesses.

? He was stalking her house and her little sister. Looking for his son is what he said, but we have seen there is more involved with that. He was spying on them.. who KNOWS what his real motive was... We will see in the coming episodes. They were scared, for themselves and her little sister. That isn't involved? Not in my book.

Well, honestly in her situation in the real world it would be considered a conflict of interest in the US since she has personal dealings (negative) with the accused. Impartiality is important. Integrity should make her recuse herself. Everyone deserves a fair trial and equal representation, but there are always instances where certain individuals shouldn't represent others. This case would be impartiality.

Two of the cases piling up finally addressed.. Thank god, there are only a few episodes left!

Agreed, but she seems to have an issue between determining between right and wrong. I can see why her father doesn't think she is qualified to be a judge.

Finally Sol B busted on her bullshit "middle school" masterpiece. Makes me wonder the extent of her cheating.

It is annoying that the list of despicable people grows by week.

Okay, I have been enjoying this... but getting a little tired of more and more cases coming up and the corruption getting deeper and deeper. I think they are stretching out the plot a little too much. I guess the law must be a lot different in Korea. Surprised that they would allow hearsay evidence without any way of corroboration. Admitting the blood evidence at the last second? That would NEVER be allowed. If he had it the whole time and never made it available to the defense, he would be charged for spoliation of evidence. I guess the judge must be crooked as hell too for allowing all this. All of the evidence has to be disclosed to the defense before a trial. Either the law is way different in Korea, or there is a huge amount of dramatic effect going on here! lol

What's the story with only one episode this week?

I don't want to see Sol B or her Mom. Haha! It is also painful to watch a man beating up a woman.. especially when they are supposed to be "in love" UGH At least we saw him get kicked in the shin 2x. Would have been better if it was a pro footballer wearing steel toed boots on a full wind up.

Could be, but why wouldn't she just say "I am O-, he needs a transfusion!" Yeah, it was a bit of a confusing scene for me... It is likely another scene that would probably make more sense if I knew Korean. Subtitles don't always seem to transfer clear intent.. likely because of differences in language.

Okay, I looked at it again. She does say that, but she is also trying to get out of the building because he needs a transfusion... Where is she assuming she can get it?? Does she know someone else that is O- other than her sister? According to the subtitles she said "My little sister is RH negative so I know how rare it is" and then followed with "He could actually die without a transfusion" Then she fights to get out of the locked doors. I took that as she is trying to get out to get her sister to give a donation... It sounded strange, but unless she knew someone else with the blood type.. why was she trying to bust the doors open?

Is that what she said, or was that what the subtitles said?

I was surprised to find out that O- was so rare for Asians. They have lots of O+. Someone provided a WIKI link for blood types by country. They provided the link when I was incredulous that the guy couldn't get his blood type. It's about .1% in Korea but 6.6% in the US. ANYWAY long story short it was a few episodes ago when they were dashing around trying to find a donor.

When they were looking for blood for Yang Jong Hoon after he was stabbed. She mentioned her little sister having O- and was looking to get her for donation.. At least that is what the subtitles said. It was very short, and possibly easy to miss.

Likely blood has something to do with it. It was ridiculous for Kang Sol A looking for her sister to give blood. Her sister is WAY too small to give blood. She doesn't nearly fit the weight requirement let alone age.

Sorry, there is no way that this wouldn't be a mistrial by now.