Netflix's original series “Juvenile Justice” beat the OTT platform's non-English TV series chart on Thursday. Legal dramas always stir up a high level of tension and nail-gnawing sequences. This most recent Korean Drama on Netflix featuring Kim Hye Soo is the same. She plays the part of Shim Eun Seok, a hard-as-nail juvenile court judge. The series follows the juvenile crime cases that she experiences and meets out rulings for. The series debuted on Netflix on February 25, 2022, with 10 episodes.
All episodes are loaded with realities, numbers, and of course, anticipated twists and as per reports; some of them are propelled by true events. The show shows an abrasive image of Social Issues, without a rosy colour although with a dash of dramatization for the most extreme impact on the watchers. The crimes are displayed finally which simply sends shudders down the spine. “Juvenile Justice” depends on a real law that is pertinent in Korean courts today.
The law is known as the Juvenile Protection Act and specifies that if youth under than age of 14 disregards the law, they are not criminally responsible and are dependent upon defensive measures under the Juvenile Act. These actions incorporate community service or serving time in juvenile protection offices.
Besides the fact that the series is based on genuine Social Issues, a portion of the cases canvassed in the dramatization has additionally inexactly been founded on genuine crime cases that occurred in Korea. The show takes artistic freedom on them for emotional impact; however, a large number of the cases have occurred. These elements were displayed in the dramatization.
Juvenile Justice Plot Description
The story follows the tale of Shim Eun-Seok, an elite judge with a cold and distant personality. She is called ‘Judge Max' by her kids at work because of her reputation. She's unforgiving on youthful guilty parties, yet she is also severe working. The dramatization starts with a 13 years old boy turning himself for fierce killing and ravaging an 8-year-old child.
The case falls under judge Shim Eun-Seok, who is suddenly moved to a division in Yeonhwa District that handles both juvenile criminal and security cases.
Eun-Seok doesn't completely accept that these young offenders can transform into a new leaf, giving the most brutal punishments to these convicts. So, the young ones don't believe that they can pull off anything, and to make a fear among them about the serious results of their actions.
Contrary to her stance, Judge Cha Tae Joo's standard of existence and those of these young lawbreakers conflicted with Shim Eun Suk's standard.
He accepts that the young ones are also at the receiving end of crimes by the grown-ups. “Youngsters who experience the ill effects of domestic abuse never grow up from that second in their life. A decade? Twenty years? Time will elapse by, yet they are simply trapped in that time, staying as an abused child.” He believes that youngsters deserve an “appropriate” additional opportunity to begin a new life.
The Cast of Juvenile Justice
Kim Hye-soo, who plays Shim Eun-Seok in Juvenile Justice, is among the cast individuals. Soo has recently shown up in the movies Signal, Hyena, and The Queen of Office. Cha Tae-Joo is depicted by Kim Mu-yeol. Yeol recently showed up in My Beautiful Bride. Kang Won-joong is played by Lee Sung-min. Lee has recently shown up in the movies Memory and Money Game. Melody Duk-ho is played by Lee Jung-Eun, while Na Geun-hee is played by Song Duk-ho. Park Ji-Yeon is depicting Woo Soo-mi. Park Jong-hwan depicts Go Gang-sik, Shin Jae-hwi depicts Seo-bum, Kim Chan-Hyung depicts Ji-biological hoo's dad, Park Bo-Kyung, Jang Dae-Woong, Lee Bom, and Kim Do-geon.
Why is Sim Eun-Seok so Strict on Juvenile Justice? What happened Five Years Ago?
Sim Eun-intense Seok's exterior is the result of a five-year-old misfortune. Glancing through Hwang's In-record, jun's we find that he has been pursued for six past examples, one of which was an unintentional crime. Sim Eun-Seok's child was killed in the event. Sim Eun-Seok and Namgung I-hwan separated because of their demise. Sim Eun-Seok loathes young criminals because of this event.
Baek Do-Hyeon and Hwang In-Jun killed the newborn child by throwing a block from the rooftop. They were captured. However, the matter was being taken care of by Judge Na Geung-hee. She wouldn't let Sim Eun-Seok, the expired's mom, inside the court since it was a juvenile protection matter. The preliminary was over in under five minutes, and the hoodlums strolled free since they were not younger than 14. Sim Eun-life Seok's was broken by the kid's untimely demise, which provoked her to seek after a situation in the adolescent equity division. At the point when Na Geung-hee finds out about the past event, he eliminates Sim Eun-Seok from the examination. Sim Eun-Seok, on the other hand, must break requests to pursue a clue.
