Accused: Guilty or Innocent?

Most shows are not shown from the perspective of the accused person, which makes this very interesting. I have not agreed with all the verdicts. I think it is important to show that not everything is black and white. In real life not every verdict is the correct one.

This isn't a predictable show, its real life of the law and what happens when your fate lies in the hands of twelve jurors. Real life situations, some will thrill while others leave you asking why? Fantastic for the true crime buffs.

My goodness, I watched just 1 episode and it sent shivers down my spine. The makers of this serie did a fantastic job in showing the viewer from the start to the end what it all means when you go through such a horrendous experience. I think this is one of the best real-crime documentary I have watched on a crime channel.

Definitely recommend it to watch it.

I'm a true crime fan, and this show really stands out from the usual Investigation Discovery-type shows. You get a personal feeling for the episode's subject, and it makes the conclusion all the more powerful.

I've seen it all, and this show actually got me a little choked-up at times.

I hope they continue making more episodes!

The Problem I find with this show is it focused way to much on the defense side. Defense lawyer and defense team and accused. Rarely do you hear the other side. They rarely give the prosecutors take on it or their records of evidence. It's a too one sided show. We all know defense lawyers are paid by the accused to get him off from the crime... Guilty or not. If the show showed both views and sides, I'd be more interested in watching. Unfortunately, the show sticks to one side and focuses on the accused version and the defense teams direction of defending them .