The courtroom is packed as the trial of Felix Richter, Ceo of Richter Automotives, begins. Vincent McIlwain, Richter's lawyer, stands at the podium, facing off against William Birkin, the lawyer for Robbie Lynch, a former client of Richter Automotives.
Ladies and gentleman of the jury, we stand here today to defend an innocent man, falsely accused by a desperate and immoral individual.
Slidkalniņš: 2
McIlwain presents evidence showing that Lynch's vehicle was not tampered with and that he was charged fairly for the repairs.
Objection, Your Honor! Counsel is misleading the jury!
Overruled.
Slidkalniņš: 3
As the trial progresses, McIlwain's preparation and strategic brilliance become evident. He cross-examines Lynch, exposing his lies and inconsistencies.
I... I SWEAR, THEY-
Mr. Lynch, did you not state under oath that the mechanic threatened you? You didn't even say that in your original complaint.
Slidkalniņš: 4
Birkin grows increasingly desperate as McIlwain's case becomes stronger.
You're a slick lawyer, but you won't fool this jury!
Mr. Birkin, this courtroom is not for personal attacks.
Slidkalniņš: 5
In his closing argument, McIlwain delivers a heartfelt plea to the jury.
We ask for your verdict, not only on behalf of Mr. Richter, but for all victims of false accusations.
Slidkalniņš: 6
The jury deliberates for a short time before returning a unanimous verdict of 'Not Guilty.' The courtroom erupts in cheers as Richter and McIlwain embrace.