I don't know that I've ever seen a "perfect" depiction in a movie as far as how things really work in police investigations and in the courtroom.
Sometimes there are errors so blatant and ridiculous that it ruins the film. But with Presumed Innocent, I was able to quickly overlook things I felt were maybe questionable, because the plot and twists and acting were engaging enough to overcome these minor shortcomings.
Overall, this was an engrossing film which kept me engaged for the entire two hours, and I would recommend it.
Sometimes there are errors so blatant and ridiculous that it ruins the film. But with Presumed Innocent, I was able to quickly overlook things I felt were maybe questionable, because the plot and twists and acting were engaging enough to overcome these minor shortcomings.
Overall, this was an engrossing film which kept me engaged for the entire two hours, and I would recommend it.