Your Day in Court

Nathan and Lila Hogan are jointly accused of murdering a restaurateur.

Margaret ends up getting the case at the last minute by the main partner. She is ill prepared and the judge is biased.

Later she is sacked by Mrs Hogan, not longer is she representing both clients. Mrs Hogan has thrown her husband under the bus.

Todd meanwhile is chirpy that he can now have his own clients. He tries to get a client base at court only to learn that many jurors have had their credit card details stolen and become victim of frauds.

The legal procedures are just rubbish. You just have to take it as a lighthearted drama.

In that regards this is entertaining enough. It moves along breezily but do not count on much depth.

Good storylines, but the acting is really too hysterical, especially in the first 20 minutes. What judge allows random people to walk into the courtroom and have them arguing while the other party is interrogating a witness on the stand?! Even if one of the judges is very bias.

The show is so much better if they tone down the pace like they do in the last half of the show. Then the show is very enjoyable.

Even though most characters are pretty annoying and the family dynamics are pretty messed up, somehow they are also likeable. And probably the reason why I still watch the show, despite all above.