Miseu Hammurabi

The show started well but got borinf after a while,the main female character acted like a lawyer rather than a judge,it makes one wonder why she didnt choose to be a lawyer instead od judge?it was really unrealistic in some cases and why she had to be right always? i wanted to see judge im more actively in the cases but the show disappointed me.

A young aspiring judges career is progressing well until a girl he had feelings for in the past joins his section. Her opinions and ways of working soon shake up his beliefs and his feelings remain for her, unfortunately he is not her type. The series is well acted with interesting side characters and the cases often involve how judging right from wrong is not always easy. The two young judges both learn traits from each other but will romance blossom ?

Very insightful series into a very interesting justice system. As the judges work out their cases abs verdicts, we see how any society can bring about obstruction to social change, by cultural beliefs and restrictions.

This show was quite melodramatic at times, though I certainly cared enough about the main characters to want to keep watching. There was a bit of overkill when it came to the use of emotive background music.

I usually love legal dramas, but Miss Hammurabi compared to, say, Suspicious Partner, for me falls a little short of the mark. It didn't really have one overarching mystery that got solved in the end, so felt a bit haphazard.

I wanted more closure on one of the main cases that we saw the judges handle - it would have been satisfying to see more justice served there. All in all the loose ends were tied up satisfactorily though.

In summation: this was an "all right" drama that didn't make it to my faves list.

The first 13 (out of 16) episodes were so fun to watch. The last 3? I had to watch them using the Netflix's skip button so I could know the 🙄 Koreans just don't know when or how to end their shows, this 16 episode obligation is ridiculous.

The final set of conflicts was overplayed and overcooked.