In Justice - TV-14
A smart crime drama for teens and up.
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- TV Rating: TV-14
- Network: ABC
- Cast: Kyle MacLachlan, Jason O'Mara, Marisol Nichols
- Genre: Drama
Parents need to know
Families can talk about the legal system and its imperfections. Why do innocent people sometimes land in jail? Is there any way to be 100% sure that never happens? How could the legal system be changed to help prevent wrongful convictions?
Message
Social Behavior:
In every episode, the lawyers and investigators must decide whether or not to pursue a case of a possible wrongful conviction, which can help set innocent prisoners free and see justice done.
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Violence
Crime reenactments at the start of each episode range from mild assault to violent murder.
Sex
Language
Mostly mild ("hell," "damn," "bitch," etc.).
Common Sense says
What's the story?
Reviewed by Lucy Maher
Is it any good?
Aside from the sometimes-graphic crime reenactment that opens each show (the level of violence varies depending on the crime being re-created), In Justice is a feel-good show. The National Justice Project's mission is worthy, and the characters are eager and endearing. All in all, it makes for good television that parents can feel comfortable watching with teens who won't be upset by the crimes that are being investigated.
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