Unfortunately IMDb only allows the highest vote to be 10, otherwise I'd vote Blind Justice 10+ and then some. Shame that such an impressive and insightful series only got one season! I mean really, if Benny Hill could go on for who knows how many seasons, then it's an indictment that Blind Justice, which dealt with genuine and thorny issues, got only one season (and only five episodes in that).
Jane Lapotaire excels as a barrister of a left-leaning chambers full of idealistic barristers (they even debate whether Frank Cartwright (Jack Shepherd) should apply for silk (QC) given such a title represents the Establishment.
Blind Justice is real and in a world of reality TV, this show puts any "reality TV" to shame, as it seeks to shine a light on corruption (where the vulnerable are usually the victims) in the world of justice.
Blind Justice needs to be rebooted sooner rather than later.
Jane Lapotaire excels as a barrister of a left-leaning chambers full of idealistic barristers (they even debate whether Frank Cartwright (Jack Shepherd) should apply for silk (QC) given such a title represents the Establishment.
Blind Justice is real and in a world of reality TV, this show puts any "reality TV" to shame, as it seeks to shine a light on corruption (where the vulnerable are usually the victims) in the world of justice.
Blind Justice needs to be rebooted sooner rather than later.