True Justice: Family Ties

TV Movie
2024
TV-PG
1h 24m

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Marisa McIntyre, Sabrina Saudin, Katherine McNamara, Markian Tarasiuk, and Alexander Nunez in True Justice: Family Ties (2024)

A law school student and her friends, set out to prove her brother's innocence but the only way to clear his name is by finding the real killer.A law school student and her friends, set out to prove her brother's innocence but the only way to clear his name is by finding the real killer.A law school student and her friends, set out to prove her brother's innocence but the only way to clear his name is by finding the real killer.

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6.4/10

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- 1 nomination total

Trivia
When Casey goes undercover, she has the name Mia. Katherine McNamara, who plays Casey, played a character named Mia on Arrow (2012).

Goofs
When a verdict is read in any US court, the defendant is required to stand. The defense attorney (s) and the prosecution team also stand as the verdict is read. Seriously, Hallmark, you're much better than this - hire a consultant with a clue about basic US courtroom processes.

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2/10

None of the Mystery series is worth watching

And this one is no different. It's rubbish from start to ... er, well, I was going to say, finish, but since I gave up watching this nonsense about 30 minutes in, I shall never know what the actual finish is. I can only assume that the brother, who is probably still sobbing right now, the cry baby, is exonerated and he and his sister spend a joyous time celebrating how they beat the system. I couldn't care less. The acting was atrocious, there were far too many characters. They kept popping up like flies. Also, the dialog was so slick, it was barely comprehensible. I even paused after 15 minutes to put my hearing aids in AND I had subtitles enabled. I have never watched any of these rubbish Mystery movies all the way through. I can't believe how Hallmark manages to sell so much utter trash to TV companies.