Law School (로스쿨)

Is that my son?

Man, look. You found my son!

Hey, let me meet him.

He said not to look for him. He doesn't have a father like you.

What?

Damn. What?

Just be satisfied with that.

What? With this?

How…

But what about our deal?

He's doing well. Isn't that enough?

As of this moment,

we don't know each other. You got that?

No.

I can't… Let go!

Let go! Damn it!

This isn't what you promised!

Just this photo? That's it?

What about Lee Man-ho?

That jerk…

That jerk…

He's insisting he must meet with you, sir.

Me? Why?

No.

Tell me. Say it!

Tell me!

He said he doesn't know what he'd blurt out if you refused.

Blurt out what?

He said he'd tell you in person, sir.

That psycho.

I can't believe you're actually relaying this message.

Who cares what that scumbag says? Must I deal with his bullshit?

Understood, sir.

He's just a piece of trash that should've been dumped

a long time ago.

Say it. Tell me!

Step aside. Take him to the OR.

Just a moment.

-Take him. -Tell me.

Just a moment.

-Blood type? -O-negative.

-Since it's rare-- -I have the same blood type.

The first hearing of Jin, the first prosecutor who was to be tried

for publicizing facts about a suspected crime,

ended in less than five minutes

as Jin, the defendant in this case,

has requested a constitutional review questioning the constitutionality

of Article 126 of the Criminal Code.

What?

A constitutional review?

What a bummer.

I expected no less from Jin.

He's questioning the constitutionality of the law?

It infringes on the public's right to know?

So Article 126 of the Criminal Code is unconstitutional?

If the judge accepts his request, the trial will be put on hold

-until the Constitutional Court decides. -Correct.

You can read this together.

You'll find it helpful.

It seemed like you wanted to be tried in court.

You'll be charged, as you wanted.

Officer Cho did a great job writing the first draft of the criminal complaint.

He deserves a compliment.

-For real? -Well, it was…

You can definitely count on Ye-bum.

Seung-jae.

Hey, Seung-jae.

I'll go.

You drafted the criminal complaint against me?

I wanted to praise you, but it was quite disappointing.

You passed the exam, so I had higher expectations.

You worked so hard

for nothing.

My, this is such a bad photocopy. It looks terrible.

They're used to the ones that I make, so they can't read this.

I can read it just fine.

He's obviously determined.

APPLICATION FOR CONSTITUTIONAL REVIEW

Guys, I told you to return to the office immediately.

Do you think you can slack off

-because you think I'm a joke? -Yes.

Who'd take you seriously?

Jeez, let's go.

Goodness.

Hey, about that…

By the way, where's Prof. Yang?

07P 4295

11:25 A.M., OCTOBER 5, 2020, THE DAY OF THE INCIDENT

07P 4295

SEO BYUNG-JU

Hello?

This is Yang Jong-hoon.

Give me a second.

Let me call you back.

YANG JONG-HOON

Now that Joon-hwi knows,

Jong-hoon will also find out soon.

YANG JONG-HOON

You're going to turn yourself in?

Don't you think it's too late for that?

Why didn't you do it

right after the accident if you were going to do it anyway?

You're right.

Then you didn't have to accept my argument that I was feeble-minded.

But thanks to that, you became a chief prosecutor.

And the bribes…

I mean, you received that "gift" as well.

Oh, dear.

Right, the reason I wanted the chief prosecutor title…

I had totally forgotten about it.

I wanted to make sure shameless scumbags like you

would never be able to disgrace the law.

But look at this.

I should've made you rot in jail forever, but just to cover up what I did,

I let you stand right before me now.

What about Assemblyman Ko?

Mr. Lee, can you hear me?

Oh, please don't get up.

Doctor!

ECG, SPO2

-It's an arrest. -Epinephrine, 2ml.

-And the defibrillator. -Got it.

Undress him. Quick!

Charge to 120 joules.

Cleared. Shock!

Charge to 200 joules.

Cleared. Shock!

One more time. Charge to 200 joules.

Cleared. Shock!

ECG, SPO2

Hurry up, will you? Jeez.

What the hell? What happened? Who did this?

Crap! I just got my car washed yesterday.

This car should be scrapped, not washed.

He decided to represent Lee Man-ho knowing the risks

just to put his name on the map as a lawyer.

So I'm sure he expected this much.

They'd better remember my name after this.

Who's calling? Goodness.

Hello, Lawyer Park Geun-tae speaking.

Yes, speaking.

What?

The disciplinary committee will make the final decision tomorrow.

You're under investigation by the prosecution,

so they're leaning toward expulsion.

But I'm going to push for permanent exclusion.

I'm sure you know the difference between expulsion and permanent exclusion.

It means you can never apply for law school again.

Right.

The fact that you were the culprit behind such unethical hacking

means that you are not qualified to work in law.

Right.

All right.

You can resent me all you want for not asking the school for leniency,

but let's keep in touch.

JU-YEONG

Shouldn't you pick it up?

MISSED CALLS

Permanent exclusion will be deemed excessively harsh,

so it'll be a mitigating factor that could get you probation instead of jail time.

Prof. Kim used to be a judge, so she knows the drill.

I guess she was really fond of you.

I came to ask what will happen with me.

My results will also come out tomorrow.

You'll be fine.

I'm not sure.

Unlike you, the professors aren't really fond of me. So who knows?

I'm off.

STAFF ONLY

You're here.

Because of Lee Man-ho?

He died.

Lee Man-ho is dead?

Who stabbed him?

Ki Du-seong, the guy who stabbed you.

He's also being treated at this hospital now.

But he said it happened while he was trying to defend himself

from Lee's attack. He's insisting he acted in self-defense…

Was he always like that? Hold grudges and all?

Well, we accused him of murder.

Do you want to see Ki? You can't, if you go alone.

Lee Man-ho is…

dead?

This is all your fault, Prosecutor Yang.

Because you wanted to know who ordered me to kill you.

Lee Man-ho was the one who ordered you to kill me?

That scumbag attacked me as soon as he arrived in jail

to get back at me for betraying him.

You should've made sure he would be kept away from me.

That asshole stabbed me, and I nearly died.

He died.

Lee Man-ho is dead.

Well…

I didn't think he'd even die.

So what?

I felt like he was going to kill me.

He brought it upon himself.

Have you checked whether that's true?

Yes, it is true that Lee had a knife on him.

Even the last time he was in jail,