WEBVTT 00:01:19.662 --> 00:01:21.915 There comes a day for every parent 00:01:21.998 --> 00:01:25.835 when they ask themselves if their kids could be special. 00:01:26.503 --> 00:01:31.716 For my father, that day was November 17, 2000. 00:01:33.218 --> 00:01:34.219 Young-woo. 00:01:36.262 --> 00:01:37.305 Young-woo? 00:01:39.766 --> 00:01:40.934 Young-woo. 00:01:42.227 --> 00:01:43.978 Look at me. 00:01:47.315 --> 00:01:48.900 Young-woo. 00:01:48.983 --> 00:01:51.152 Woo Young-woo, look at me. 00:01:51.236 --> 00:01:55.615 You said Young-woo can't talk even though she's five years old? 00:01:55.698 --> 00:01:57.200 Yes. 00:01:57.784 --> 00:01:59.786 Not even simple words like mom or dad? 00:02:00.370 --> 00:02:01.996 No, not at all. 00:02:06.626 --> 00:02:08.920 We'll have to look further into it, 00:02:09.879 --> 00:02:11.965 but it seems as though Young-woo is autistic. 00:02:12.632 --> 00:02:13.633 What? 00:02:15.885 --> 00:02:17.011 Autistic? 00:02:30.859 --> 00:02:32.152 Is that good, Young-woo? 00:02:40.410 --> 00:02:41.870 Hey! 00:02:42.704 --> 00:02:44.956 You stay right there, okay? 00:02:48.084 --> 00:02:49.043 You… 00:02:49.127 --> 00:02:50.336 You bastard. 00:02:50.420 --> 00:02:52.422 I took pity on you for being a widower, 00:02:52.505 --> 00:02:54.716 so I let you live here without raising the rent. 00:02:54.799 --> 00:02:56.593 And you're trying to get with my wife? 00:02:56.676 --> 00:02:58.636 Move out this instant, you bastard! 00:02:58.720 --> 00:03:00.972 What are you talking about? 00:03:01.055 --> 00:03:03.892 You always came to my place whenever I was away, right? 00:03:03.975 --> 00:03:05.685 What did you do? 00:03:05.768 --> 00:03:09.647 What did you do with my wife? You punk! 00:03:09.731 --> 00:03:13.276 Your wife was just babysitting Young-woo because I had to go to work. 00:03:13.359 --> 00:03:15.445 You dare come to my house whenever I was away 00:03:15.528 --> 00:03:17.363 with an excuse of leaving your kid? 00:03:17.447 --> 00:03:20.158 You bastard! You're going to die 00:03:20.241 --> 00:03:22.869 after spitting your damn nonsense like that! 00:03:22.952 --> 00:03:25.163 How can you swear like that in front of a child? 00:03:25.246 --> 00:03:26.748 -What? -You have no right! 00:03:26.831 --> 00:03:28.541 What did you say? You bastard! 00:03:28.625 --> 00:03:29.500 You punk! 00:03:29.584 --> 00:03:31.377 -What are you doing? Let go. -Damn you! 00:03:31.461 --> 00:03:33.212 -What's wrong with you? -You bastard! 00:03:33.296 --> 00:03:34.505 What are you doing? 00:03:34.589 --> 00:03:35.882 Let go of me! 00:03:35.965 --> 00:03:37.634 Move out, you punk! 00:03:37.717 --> 00:03:38.843 How can we… 00:03:38.927 --> 00:03:40.887 -Come on, what are you doing? -You punk! 00:03:40.970 --> 00:03:42.889 Let go. Gosh, what's wrong with you? 00:03:43.890 --> 00:03:45.516 Seriously! 00:03:45.600 --> 00:03:46.935 What are you doing? 00:03:49.354 --> 00:03:51.022 You bastard! 00:03:51.648 --> 00:03:52.857 What's wrong with you? 00:03:52.941 --> 00:03:54.859 -You bastard! -What's wrong with you? 00:03:56.069 --> 00:03:57.320 "Inflicting bodily injury." 00:03:58.196 --> 00:04:00.823 "A person who inflicts bodily injury upon another 00:04:00.907 --> 00:04:04.577 shall be punished by up to seven years of imprisonment, 00:04:04.661 --> 00:04:08.039 up to ten years of probation, or a fine of up to ten million won." 00:04:15.922 --> 00:04:16.839 Young-woo. 00:04:18.508 --> 00:04:19.842 Did you just talk? 00:04:20.969 --> 00:04:21.886 Did you? 00:04:24.555 --> 00:04:25.974 YEONGRAN VILLA 00:04:26.057 --> 00:04:27.100 Did you hear? 00:04:28.393 --> 00:04:29.852 You heard Young-woo talk, right? 00:04:30.645 --> 00:04:32.105 Young-woo talks! 00:04:32.730 --> 00:04:34.107 You heard, right? 00:04:36.985 --> 00:04:38.319 Young-woo can talk! 00:04:39.320 --> 00:04:40.530 Young-woo can talk! 00:04:49.706 --> 00:04:51.291 Young-woo. 00:04:51.374 --> 00:04:52.583 Yong-woo? 00:04:52.667 --> 00:04:54.043 Young-woo. 00:04:54.877 --> 00:04:57.380 Where did you learn all that? 00:04:58.089 --> 00:04:59.424 The law about inflicting bodily injury. 00:05:00.174 --> 00:05:01.718 Did you see it somewhere? 00:05:02.885 --> 00:05:03.845 Criminal law. 00:05:04.554 --> 00:05:05.513 Criminal law? 00:05:06.889 --> 00:05:07.974 Criminal… 00:05:09.892 --> 00:05:11.227 CASEBOOK OF CRIMINAL LAW 00:05:21.279 --> 00:05:22.196 Hey… 00:05:23.740 --> 00:05:25.116 Did you read this book? 00:05:26.409 --> 00:05:28.036 "Article 311, Insult." 00:05:28.119 --> 00:05:30.621 "A person who publicly insults another shall be punished 00:05:30.705 --> 00:05:33.249 with up to one-year imprisonment 00:05:33.333 --> 00:05:36.919 or imprisonment without prison labor or by a fine of up to two million won." 00:05:37.003 --> 00:05:39.380 "Direction and components of investigation." 00:05:39.464 --> 00:05:41.007 "One, publicity." 00:05:41.591 --> 00:05:45.678 "One, refer to Article 307, Defamation." 00:05:46.179 --> 00:05:48.806 "Two, it holds the characteristics of not stating facts 00:05:48.890 --> 00:05:52.894 and hurting one's honor and feelings." 00:05:52.977 --> 00:05:55.188 "Two, action, insulting a person." 00:05:55.271 --> 00:05:56.564 -"One, -Gwang-ho. 00:05:56.647 --> 00:05:59.650 insult is not the statement of a specific fact, 00:05:59.734 --> 00:06:02.570 -but harming a person's honor -Hi. 00:06:02.653 --> 00:06:04.447 and feelings in a contemptuous manner." 00:06:06.074 --> 00:06:07.283 I'm sorry. 00:06:07.366 --> 00:06:10.661 My husband behaved so ridiculously. 00:06:12.955 --> 00:06:14.999 Here, put some ointment on. 00:06:15.083 --> 00:06:16.751 Thank you. 00:06:19.712 --> 00:06:20.838 Are you crying? 00:06:24.592 --> 00:06:25.760 Young-woo… 00:06:28.471 --> 00:06:29.722 memorizes criminal law. 00:06:30.431 --> 00:06:31.557 What? 00:06:32.433 --> 00:06:34.352 She memories this thick book. 00:06:36.020 --> 00:06:37.105 Really? 00:06:38.731 --> 00:06:40.066 She's a genius! 00:06:40.650 --> 00:06:43.736 She must've been different from other kids because she's a genius. 00:06:44.654 --> 00:06:46.030 My goodness. 00:06:46.114 --> 00:06:49.242 Young-woo can grow up to be an attorney, right? 00:06:50.660 --> 00:06:51.828 Thank you. 00:06:52.453 --> 00:06:53.496 Thank you. 00:06:55.373 --> 00:06:57.416 There comes a day for every parent 00:06:57.500 --> 00:07:01.087 when they ask themselves if their kids could be special. 00:07:01.671 --> 00:07:06.884 For my father, that day was November 17, 2000. 00:07:06.968 --> 00:07:11.389 The day he found out that his daughter was an autistic genius. 00:07:17.812 --> 00:07:23.025 CASE 1 EXTRAORDINARY ATTORNEY WOO 00:07:44.797 --> 00:07:46.632 My name is Woo Young-woo. 00:07:46.716 --> 00:07:49.760 Whether it's read straight or flipped, it's still Woo Young-woo. 00:07:50.344 --> 00:07:53.347 Kayak, deed, rotator, noon, racecar. 00:07:54.432 --> 00:07:55.516 WOO YOUNG-WOO 00:07:55.600 --> 00:07:56.517 Woo Young-woo. 00:08:29.467 --> 00:08:32.470 CONSTITUTIONAL ACT BAR EXAM WORKBOOK, SUMMARY OF ADMINISTRATIVE ACT 00:08:33.137 --> 00:08:34.305 THEORY OF CRIMINAL LAW 00:08:34.388 --> 00:08:36.474 CRIMINAL TAX ACT A LECTURE ON THE CUSTOMS ACT 00:08:36.557 --> 00:08:37.850 STATE PROPERTY ACT 00:08:39.185 --> 00:08:40.186 2. PROHIBITION AGREEMENT OF CHANGING JOBS 00:08:53.324 --> 00:08:58.079 Young-woo, I got you this as a gift. I took off all traces of the label. 00:09:11.384 --> 00:09:12.218 HUMAN EMOTIONS 00:09:12.301 --> 00:09:14.345 RESENTMENT, ANGER, FURY 00:09:14.428 --> 00:09:15.930 WORRY, DISCONTENT, FEAR, SHOCKED 00:09:16.013 --> 00:09:17.515 SATISFACTION, ENJOYMENT, HAPPINESS, LAUGHTER 00:09:17.598 --> 00:09:19.850 HAPPINESS 00:09:46.419 --> 00:09:48.254 One Woo Young-woo gimbap, please. 00:09:48.337 --> 00:09:51.215 My daughter looks great! 00:09:51.841 --> 00:09:53.759 One Woo Young-woo gimbap! 00:09:54.343 --> 00:09:55.970 Here you go. 00:09:59.307 --> 00:10:01.892 I always have the Woo Young-woo gimbap for breakfast. 00:10:01.976 --> 00:10:04.020 Gimbap is reliable. 00:10:04.103 --> 00:10:05.688 I can see all the ingredients, 00:10:05.771 --> 00:10:08.524 so I will not be alarmed by unexpected texture or flavor. 00:10:09.859 --> 00:10:11.777 Tell me the route to your office. 00:10:11.861 --> 00:10:14.071 I walk to Hapjeong Station, take line number two, 00:10:14.155 --> 00:10:15.281 and get off at Yeoksam Station. 00:10:15.364 --> 00:10:17.992 I come out through exit number 4 and walk 312m straight. 00:10:18.075 --> 00:10:19.910 A total of 38 minutes. 00:10:19.994 --> 00:10:20.870 Okay. 00:10:20.953 --> 00:10:23.998 Don't repeat other people's words and don't say anything weird. 00:10:24.081 --> 00:10:25.791 But don't be too blunt, okay? 00:10:25.875 --> 00:10:28.919 Refrain from echolalia. Saying weird and honest things are prohibited. 00:10:29.003 --> 00:10:31.213 Especially, no talking about whales. 00:10:38.638 --> 00:10:39.889 Well… 00:10:41.724 --> 00:10:44.226 What if the situation absolutely requires whale talk? 00:10:44.310 --> 00:10:46.145 Do you work at an aquarium? 00:10:46.937 --> 00:10:49.440 In what kind of situation would whale talk be necessary? 00:10:51.942 --> 00:10:55.446 But, despite all that, what if that kind of situation happens? 00:10:56.697 --> 00:10:57.740 Then you do it. 00:10:58.658 --> 00:10:59.659 Okay. 00:11:12.046 --> 00:11:13.089 Wait. 00:11:19.720 --> 00:11:21.889 -See you later. -All right. 00:11:38.030 --> 00:11:44.286 FIRST-EVER AUTISTIC ATTORNEY OF THE REPUBLIC OF KOREA, WOO YOUNG-WOO 00:12:54.398 --> 00:12:55.399 Yeoksam Station. 00:12:56.358 --> 00:12:58.444 Whether it's read straight or flipped… 00:12:59.028 --> 00:12:59.987 it's Yeoksam Station. 00:14:09.265 --> 00:14:10.641 You can step in now. 00:14:11.267 --> 00:14:12.184 Right here. 00:14:19.608 --> 00:14:20.776 You can step out now. 00:14:23.737 --> 00:14:25.447 The door is so confusing, right? 00:14:26.824 --> 00:14:27.908 Thank you. 00:14:29.118 --> 00:14:30.244 Where are you headed? 00:14:32.705 --> 00:14:33.956 Right. 00:14:34.039 --> 00:14:36.083 Attorney Jung Myeong-seok's office. 00:14:36.166 --> 00:14:39.211 I'm headed that way too. Let's go together. 00:14:45.009 --> 00:14:46.093 This way. 00:14:47.344 --> 00:14:49.555 -Hi, Jun-ho. -Nice to see you. 00:14:49.638 --> 00:14:50.556 -Hey. -Hey. 00:14:52.224 --> 00:14:53.100 Good morning. 00:14:54.351 --> 00:14:55.686 -Good morning. -Hello. 00:14:55.769 --> 00:14:56.687 -Hello. -Hello. 00:14:56.770 --> 00:14:58.355 Jun-ho, where's the paperwork for Attorney Jang? 00:14:58.439 --> 00:14:59.815 It should be at my desk. 00:15:00.399 --> 00:15:01.400 Okay. 00:15:01.483 --> 00:15:02.318 You got this. 00:15:13.245 --> 00:15:14.204 Excuse me. 00:15:14.997 --> 00:15:16.457 It's this way. 00:15:19.293 --> 00:15:20.336 Right here. 00:15:20.419 --> 00:15:22.421 This is Attorney Jung Myeong-seok's office. 00:15:23.005 --> 00:15:24.757 -Do you want me to knock for you? -No. 00:15:25.257 --> 00:15:26.300 I will do it. 00:15:26.383 --> 00:15:28.218 Sure, I'll get going then. 00:15:40.147 --> 00:15:42.274 ATTORNEY JUNG MYEONG-SEOK 00:15:43.400 --> 00:15:44.526 Yes, come in. 00:16:10.135 --> 00:16:11.679 Who are you? 00:16:11.762 --> 00:16:15.641 I'm Woo Young-woo, the new attorney who will be working at Lawfirm Hanbada. 00:16:17.768 --> 00:16:20.521 Was the new attorney supposed to come today? 00:16:20.604 --> 00:16:21.939 Well… 00:16:22.022 --> 00:16:23.983 Hold on, the resume I got… 00:16:34.368 --> 00:16:35.536 APPLICATION (LAW SCHOOL) 00:16:35.619 --> 00:16:37.621 TAKE CARE OF HER, PLEASE. FROM HAN 00:16:40.332 --> 00:16:41.417 Well… 00:16:43.210 --> 00:16:45.838 My resume should have two pages. Do you not have the second page? 00:16:52.302 --> 00:16:54.138 No, what does it say? 00:16:54.221 --> 00:16:56.306 Special note, autism spectrum disorder. 00:16:57.891 --> 00:16:59.143 Right. 00:17:00.477 --> 00:17:01.437 I see. 00:17:02.896 --> 00:17:05.149 Yes, well, do you have anything else to say? 00:17:14.116 --> 00:17:17.161 My name is Woo Young-woo, whether it is read straight or flipped. 00:17:17.244 --> 00:17:19.830 Kayak, deed, rotator, noon, racecar, Woo Young-woo. 00:17:20.998 --> 00:17:21.957 Yeoksam Station. 00:17:25.419 --> 00:17:26.545 That's very funny. 00:17:27.171 --> 00:17:28.172 Yes. 00:17:31.759 --> 00:17:33.385 So… 00:17:33.469 --> 00:17:37.556 I'm going to leave for a bit, so get yourselves acquainted. 00:17:37.639 --> 00:17:38.724 Yes, sir. 00:17:39.391 --> 00:17:41.769 All right, it was nice to meet you. 00:17:44.521 --> 00:17:46.607 You can't say those things at work. 00:17:46.690 --> 00:17:48.317 Kayak? Deed? 00:17:48.400 --> 00:17:51.320 "You can't say those things at work." Kayak, deed, forbidden. 00:17:51.403 --> 00:17:52.362 But… 00:17:53.363 --> 00:17:54.656 it's not easy to not do it. 00:17:54.740 --> 00:17:55.616 Do you 00:17:56.325 --> 00:17:57.451 know each other? 00:17:57.534 --> 00:17:58.869 We went to law school together. 00:18:00.245 --> 00:18:01.747 So how do you know our CEO? 00:18:02.414 --> 00:18:04.541 There was a note that said to take care of you. 00:18:06.126 --> 00:18:07.920 You memorized the CEO's handwriting? 00:18:08.003 --> 00:18:08.962 No. 00:18:12.382 --> 00:18:14.134 It says "from Han" here. 00:18:15.052 --> 00:18:18.263 Who else here at Hanbada can refer to themselves as Han 00:18:19.473 --> 00:18:20.766 besides the CEO? 00:18:34.988 --> 00:18:36.073 Come in. 00:18:48.252 --> 00:18:50.921 The new attorney you sent came in. 00:18:52.840 --> 00:18:53.924 She did? 00:18:54.591 --> 00:18:57.344 Did you get a chance to see the second page of her resume? 00:18:58.011 --> 00:18:59.888 Apparently, it says she's autistic. 00:19:00.472 --> 00:19:02.307 I did see the second page. 00:19:03.225 --> 00:19:06.061 So you saw that and still accepted her? 00:19:07.396 --> 00:19:10.899 Were you too fixated on the second page to check out the first one? 00:19:10.983 --> 00:19:13.152 She graduated with top honors 00:19:13.235 --> 00:19:15.696 from SNU law school and scored over 1,500 on the bar. 00:19:16.488 --> 00:19:19.992 If Hanbada doesn't bring such a talent in, who will? 00:19:20.701 --> 00:19:23.579 People can score well just by having great memorization skills. 00:19:23.662 --> 00:19:27.624 I need an attorney who can meet with clients and go to trials. 00:19:28.375 --> 00:19:31.253 Someone with good social skills and can speak eloquently. 00:19:31.336 --> 00:19:34.756 How can I train someone who can't even introduce herself properly? 00:19:35.966 --> 00:19:38.468 Did you introduce yourself well on your first day here? 00:19:39.678 --> 00:19:40.929 Didn't I? 00:19:43.390 --> 00:19:45.225 What I'm trying to say 00:19:46.226 --> 00:19:47.728 is that she's different from me. 00:19:50.522 --> 00:19:51.648 In what way? 00:19:56.778 --> 00:20:00.699 Okay, if you insist, I'll assign a case to the rookie. 00:20:01.325 --> 00:20:02.743 I'll test her to see if she's qualified 00:20:02.826 --> 00:20:05.913 or if it's my prejudice against people with disabilities. 00:20:05.996 --> 00:20:08.999 If Attorney Woo Young-woo is determined as being not up to standard 00:20:09.082 --> 00:20:10.834 to meet with clients and go to trials, 00:20:11.585 --> 00:20:12.961 can we let her go then? 00:20:17.883 --> 00:20:19.051 Sure. 00:20:20.052 --> 00:20:21.220 Okay. 00:20:31.396 --> 00:20:33.732 It's a public interest case. Take out the materials. 00:20:33.815 --> 00:20:35.108 "Take out the materials." 00:20:42.199 --> 00:20:43.367 The defendant… 00:20:48.747 --> 00:20:49.623 All settled? 00:20:50.332 --> 00:20:52.459 The defendant is an old lady in her seventies. 00:20:52.542 --> 00:20:55.295 The defendant takes care of her husband who has mild dementia 00:20:55.379 --> 00:20:56.838 and they got into a fight on the day of the incident. 00:20:56.922 --> 00:20:58.257 The husband was mouthing off, 00:20:58.340 --> 00:21:01.551 so the defendant got mad and hit him on the forehead 00:21:01.635 --> 00:21:03.136 with an iron that was in front of her. 00:21:03.220 --> 00:21:04.680 "With an iron that was in front of her." 00:21:09.810 --> 00:21:12.354 EVIDENCE THAT WAS FOUND AT SCENE OF THE CRIME IRON 1 00:21:13.063 --> 00:21:14.564 This iron resembles 00:21:15.148 --> 00:21:16.733 a sperm whale. 00:21:17.317 --> 00:21:18.235 A sperm whale? 00:21:18.318 --> 00:21:19.152 Yes. 00:21:19.236 --> 00:21:21.154 A sperm whale is also called a cachalot 00:21:21.238 --> 00:21:24.241 because it has a big, square head with a spermaceti organ inside. 00:21:24.324 --> 00:21:28.412 The spermaceti organ contains a wax-like liquid, which is used to make sounds. 00:21:28.495 --> 00:21:29.705 All right. Moving on-- 00:21:29.788 --> 00:21:32.332 Have you read Herman Melville's novel, Moby-Dick? 00:21:32.416 --> 00:21:34.751 The whale in that novel is a sperm whale. 00:21:34.835 --> 00:21:36.962 In the novel, it is described to be white, 00:21:37.045 --> 00:21:40.132 but actually, its body color is dark grey or purplish-brown-- 00:21:42.217 --> 00:21:43.927 What are you talking about right now? 00:21:44.011 --> 00:21:44.886 I'm… 00:21:45.679 --> 00:21:47.264 talking about the sperm whale. 00:21:47.347 --> 00:21:49.558 -Are you not going to focus on the case? -Right. 00:21:50.142 --> 00:21:51.226 I'm sorry. 00:21:51.893 --> 00:21:53.228 Whale talk is prohibited. 00:22:10.829 --> 00:22:11.955 Gosh, my head. 00:22:12.873 --> 00:22:15.042 It feels like it's about to split open. 00:22:15.917 --> 00:22:18.295 Does it hurt that bad? Do you want some painkillers? 00:22:18.378 --> 00:22:19.588 I want food. 00:22:19.671 --> 00:22:20.839 Give me food! 00:22:20.922 --> 00:22:23.508 You ate earlier. Don't you remember? 00:22:23.592 --> 00:22:24.760 Gosh, my head. 00:22:24.843 --> 00:22:26.011 Goodness. 00:22:26.094 --> 00:22:28.513 -Delivery. -My goodness. Yes. 00:22:29.181 --> 00:22:31.683 It must be the dried persimmon. 00:22:32.309 --> 00:22:33.643 -Goodness. -How have you been? 00:22:33.727 --> 00:22:35.270 You're the young man from before. 00:22:35.353 --> 00:22:38.315 That was so quick. That was like lightning delivery. 00:22:38.398 --> 00:22:40.067 -I have to work hard. -Yes. 00:22:40.150 --> 00:22:42.819 Hard-working and handsome. 00:22:42.903 --> 00:22:45.572 Top husband material. Do you have a girlfriend? 00:22:45.655 --> 00:22:46.656 No, I don't. 00:22:46.740 --> 00:22:47.699 That's too bad. 00:22:47.783 --> 00:22:50.494 You would've been a perfect match for my granddaughter if I had one. 00:22:50.577 --> 00:22:51.536 That's too bad. 00:22:51.620 --> 00:22:52.996 What's going on? 00:22:53.080 --> 00:22:55.248 -All right, bye. -Oh, bye. 00:22:55.332 --> 00:22:56.208 Darn it! 00:22:57.334 --> 00:22:58.251 Darn it. 00:22:58.960 --> 00:23:01.004 Why are you all excited? 00:23:01.088 --> 00:23:04.091 Chatting and giggling with another man in broad daylight. 00:23:04.174 --> 00:23:06.093 There you go again. 00:23:06.176 --> 00:23:09.221 What do you mean another man? He's young enough to be our grandson. 00:23:09.304 --> 00:23:13.058 You're flirting with another man even when your husband is right here. 00:23:13.141 --> 00:23:15.977 You would probably bring him into the bedroom if I wasn't here. 00:23:16.061 --> 00:23:18.188 Gosh, stop it. 00:23:18.271 --> 00:23:19.981 -Here, try this. -Darn it! 00:23:23.360 --> 00:23:26.530 Always grinning from ear to ear whenever you see a man. 00:23:27.155 --> 00:23:30.242 Do you think a person has to work at a bar to be a bargirl? 00:23:30.325 --> 00:23:32.119 How could you say that to your wife? 00:23:32.202 --> 00:23:35.997 I told you if you speak like that again, we're going to die together, didn't I? 00:23:36.081 --> 00:23:38.250 Why would you flirt with men 00:23:38.333 --> 00:23:40.752 as if you're a *? 00:23:40.836 --> 00:23:41.878 What? 00:23:41.962 --> 00:23:43.171 *** 00:23:44.631 --> 00:23:46.133 *** 00:23:48.426 --> 00:23:49.845 Are you out of your mind? 00:23:49.928 --> 00:23:50.804 What are you doing? 00:23:53.849 --> 00:23:55.475 Let's just die today. 00:23:55.559 --> 00:23:56.768 You die, then I die. 00:23:57.352 --> 00:23:58.770 Let's just end this. 00:24:00.105 --> 00:24:03.733 You die, I die, we'll finally end this. 00:24:04.442 --> 00:24:05.735 You old man. 00:24:05.819 --> 00:24:08.321 In the last 50 years, not once did… 00:24:10.949 --> 00:24:12.075 Honey. 00:24:12.701 --> 00:24:13.743 Honey. 00:24:13.827 --> 00:24:15.662 Honey! 00:24:15.745 --> 00:24:17.122 What's wrong? Honey! 00:24:18.248 --> 00:24:19.166 Honey! 00:24:19.666 --> 00:24:20.625 Honey! 00:24:28.425 --> 00:24:30.051 Hello? 00:24:30.135 --> 00:24:32.929 Yes, my husband fainted. 00:24:33.013 --> 00:24:35.307 Please hurry. 00:24:35.390 --> 00:24:39.895 Yes, 314 Yeonhui-dong, Seodaemun-gu. Yeongran Villa. 00:24:40.645 --> 00:24:43.440 Eventually, the husband suffered a brain hemorrhage, requiring 12 weeks to heal. 00:24:43.523 --> 00:24:45.400 The defendant was charged with attempted murder. 00:24:45.483 --> 00:24:47.235 "The defendant was charged with attempted murder." 00:24:47.319 --> 00:24:48.153 Why? 00:24:49.362 --> 00:24:51.198 Why do you keep repeating what I say? 00:24:51.281 --> 00:24:53.575 Right. I'm sorry. 00:24:54.075 --> 00:24:56.620 -Use of echolalia is prohibited. -Echolalia? What's that? 00:24:56.703 --> 00:24:59.956 The act of repeating after others. It's a common symptom of autism. 00:25:00.040 --> 00:25:01.416 Yes, stop with the echolalia. 00:25:02.167 --> 00:25:03.793 "Yes, stop with the echolalia." 00:25:06.213 --> 00:25:10.175 Anyway, this old lady is in a pitiful situation. 00:25:10.258 --> 00:25:12.719 She must also be aching all over since she's in her seventies. 00:25:12.802 --> 00:25:15.013 But she has to take care of her 80-year-old husband with dementia. 00:25:15.805 --> 00:25:18.683 But the good news is that the prosecution seems to think so too. 00:25:19.309 --> 00:25:20.852 They haven't applied for an arrest warrant. 00:25:20.936 --> 00:25:22.604 Even when it's suspicion of attempted murder? 00:25:22.687 --> 00:25:26.483 But it's good. There's a low possibility for imprisonment for the defendant 00:25:26.566 --> 00:25:28.401 who stands the trial undetained. 00:25:30.904 --> 00:25:35.533 So what is it that Attorney Woo Young-woo should do for the defendant? 00:25:39.913 --> 00:25:41.122 What should you do? 00:25:44.918 --> 00:25:46.253 Get her probation. 00:25:47.045 --> 00:25:50.632 Even if the charge is attempted murder, it's possible enough in this case. 00:25:50.715 --> 00:25:51.800 Yes, sir. 00:25:52.509 --> 00:25:54.636 Let's get ready to meet the defendant. She's coming to the conference room. 00:26:03.103 --> 00:26:05.397 Hello, Attorney Jung. 00:26:05.480 --> 00:26:06.439 Yes, hello. 00:26:06.523 --> 00:26:09.985 I'm just here to make introductions. 00:26:10.068 --> 00:26:12.946 She will be in charge of your defense from now on. 00:26:13.488 --> 00:26:16.408 Hello, I'm Woo Young-woo. I will do my best. 00:26:21.913 --> 00:26:22.831 Right. 00:26:23.498 --> 00:26:25.208 This young lady is an attorney? 00:26:27.002 --> 00:26:29.462 You won't be looking at my case? 00:26:29.546 --> 00:26:32.882 I'll be looking at it too. But Attorney Woo is in charge. 00:26:41.099 --> 00:26:42.267 She graduated from SNU. 00:26:44.269 --> 00:26:46.688 -Really? -She graduated with top honors. 00:26:53.903 --> 00:26:55.864 All right, then. Have a nice conversation. 00:26:55.947 --> 00:26:57.407 I'm going to excuse myself. 00:27:06.082 --> 00:27:09.461 I was surprised when I saw the address. You still live in that house. 00:27:10.545 --> 00:27:13.423 -Excuse me? -My father and I lived there 22 years ago. 00:27:13.506 --> 00:27:14.966 House 201 at Yeongran Villa. 00:27:16.843 --> 00:27:20.305 House 201, 22 years ago… 00:27:22.349 --> 00:27:23.391 Gwang-ho. 00:27:23.892 --> 00:27:26.061 He graduated from SNU law school, right? 00:27:28.730 --> 00:27:29.981 Are you Young-woo? 00:27:30.065 --> 00:27:32.442 My goodness. You're Young-woo. 00:27:32.984 --> 00:27:34.611 My goodness. 00:27:34.694 --> 00:27:37.030 What in the world is going on? 00:27:37.113 --> 00:27:39.824 The little kid really grew up and became an attorney. 00:27:39.908 --> 00:27:43.495 My goodness. They said you're a genius, and you actually became an attorney. 00:27:43.578 --> 00:27:45.663 Gosh, let me look at you. 00:27:45.747 --> 00:27:46.873 You grew up well. 00:27:46.956 --> 00:27:51.002 Gosh, you grew up so well. How's your father doing? 00:27:51.753 --> 00:27:55.632 When was your husband diagnosed with dementia? 00:27:56.966 --> 00:27:58.051 Right. 00:27:58.676 --> 00:28:01.554 It's been about five years. 00:28:01.638 --> 00:28:04.349 Even after he quit working at the district office, 00:28:04.432 --> 00:28:06.893 he kept working, doing this and that. 00:28:07.477 --> 00:28:09.771 He isn't the type to sit around doing nothing. 00:28:09.854 --> 00:28:13.525 Then when he was diagnosed with dementia, he quit everything. 00:28:14.275 --> 00:28:16.361 That was about five years ago. 00:28:16.945 --> 00:28:19.030 Your husband was a public officer at the district office? 00:28:19.114 --> 00:28:22.867 Yes, he was a section chief before he retired. 00:28:22.951 --> 00:28:25.578 Then what is your source of income right now? 00:28:26.329 --> 00:28:30.917 My husband's pension and the rent we collect. 00:28:31.000 --> 00:28:32.127 We live off those two. 00:28:32.210 --> 00:28:34.254 Whose name is the villa under? 00:28:34.337 --> 00:28:35.839 My husband, of course. 00:28:36.673 --> 00:28:40.218 The building is just named after me. 00:28:43.263 --> 00:28:44.180 Why? 00:28:44.764 --> 00:28:47.851 Will that cause some kind of issue? 00:28:48.601 --> 00:28:49.519 Will it? 00:28:54.733 --> 00:28:56.443 Yes, Attorney Woo, come in. 00:29:12.876 --> 00:29:14.919 I composed an Attorney's Statement of Opinion. 00:29:24.888 --> 00:29:25.972 What is this? 00:29:26.055 --> 00:29:27.766 An Attorney's Statement of Opinion. 00:29:27.849 --> 00:29:29.017 Yes, I'm aware. 00:29:31.227 --> 00:29:32.103 Not guilty? 00:29:32.187 --> 00:29:35.482 I plan on pleading not guilty of her attempted murder charge. 00:29:36.816 --> 00:29:38.026 Attorney Woo. 00:29:38.985 --> 00:29:40.612 Can you not see the obvious? 00:29:42.113 --> 00:29:44.616 This is a case where the prosecution has decided 00:29:44.699 --> 00:29:46.993 to give the defendant probation from the beginning. 00:29:47.076 --> 00:29:49.496 Showing them that the defendant is remorseful 00:29:49.579 --> 00:29:52.916 and that the victim doesn't want the defendant to be punished is enough. 00:29:52.999 --> 00:29:56.920 They will sentence probation even when the attorney does nothing 00:29:57.003 --> 00:29:59.172 and just sits still next to the defendant. 00:29:59.255 --> 00:30:02.884 Why would I have assigned it to you if we had to argue over guilt and innocence? 00:30:02.967 --> 00:30:04.844 To a rookie on her first day? 00:30:06.513 --> 00:30:08.056 I think this is a case 00:30:08.556 --> 00:30:10.850 where we need to argue over guilt and innocence. 00:30:11.768 --> 00:30:13.770 Why do you think that? 00:30:14.729 --> 00:30:16.564 This case is interesting. 00:30:16.648 --> 00:30:18.483 It's like the whale quiz I enjoy. 00:30:18.983 --> 00:30:21.110 If a female sperm whale that weighs 22 tons 00:30:21.194 --> 00:30:23.196 ate a giant squid that weighs 500 kilograms, 00:30:23.279 --> 00:30:25.698 then laid an egg that weighs 1.3 tons 6 hours later, 00:30:25.782 --> 00:30:29.077 how much does the sperm whale weigh? 00:30:29.160 --> 00:30:30.453 I don't know. 00:30:30.537 --> 00:30:34.499 The answer is, "Whales cannot lay eggs." 00:30:34.582 --> 00:30:37.335 Whales are mammals so they give birth instead of laying eggs. 00:30:37.418 --> 00:30:39.754 If you only focus on the weight, you can't solve the problem. 00:30:39.838 --> 00:30:42.423 -You have to look at the main point. -Okay, so what? 00:30:42.507 --> 00:30:44.300 This case is a criminal case, 00:30:44.384 --> 00:30:46.886 so people will generally focus only on criminal law. 00:30:46.970 --> 00:30:48.596 But if you do that, you can't see the answer. 00:30:48.680 --> 00:30:50.265 The key is in civil law. 00:30:50.890 --> 00:30:53.184 -Civil law? -"Article 1004 of the Civil Act." 00:30:53.268 --> 00:30:56.938 "A person who has intentionally killed or attempted to kill a lineal ascendant, 00:30:57.021 --> 00:30:59.566 the inheritor, their spouse, or any person who has priority or in the same order 00:30:59.649 --> 00:31:01.860 of inheritance cannot become the inheritor." In other words, 00:31:01.943 --> 00:31:06.155 they cannot inherit from a person they have murdered or tried to murder. 00:31:06.239 --> 00:31:09.409 The defendant lives off the pension of her husband, a retired public officer. 00:31:09.492 --> 00:31:12.245 Even the building in which they collect rent is in her husband's name. 00:31:12.328 --> 00:31:14.789 If the attempted murder is recognized, 00:31:14.873 --> 00:31:18.418 the defendant will be in a huge financial crisis after her husband passes. 00:31:18.501 --> 00:31:22.297 She won't be able to receive the pension nor will she be able to inherit the house. 00:31:22.380 --> 00:31:24.632 It is true that the defendant hurt her husband, 00:31:24.716 --> 00:31:27.010 so she won't be found not guilty of all charges. 00:31:27.093 --> 00:31:30.179 Therefore, I will try to get her probation for the crime of inflicting bodily injury, 00:31:30.263 --> 00:31:31.306 not attempted murder. 00:31:38.730 --> 00:31:39.647 Well… 00:31:40.315 --> 00:31:41.190 Nice work. 00:31:43.276 --> 00:31:44.485 Good job. 00:31:45.612 --> 00:31:47.572 You found the hidden issue. 00:31:48.448 --> 00:31:50.825 I should've looked into something like this first. 00:31:51.784 --> 00:31:53.411 I thought too little of it. 00:31:53.494 --> 00:31:55.663 It's okay now that you realized that. 00:32:03.129 --> 00:32:04.172 Hey. 00:32:04.255 --> 00:32:06.174 You have to visit the hospital, right? 00:32:06.799 --> 00:32:08.676 I'll send an employee with you. 00:32:08.760 --> 00:32:11.220 Meeting with defendants and victims outside the office is difficult. 00:32:11.304 --> 00:32:13.348 Even for ordinary attorneys. 00:32:13.431 --> 00:32:14.557 Yes, sir. 00:32:19.062 --> 00:32:20.021 I apologize. 00:32:22.065 --> 00:32:25.401 -Pardon? -It was rude of me to say 00:32:26.027 --> 00:32:26.945 ordinary attorneys. 00:32:27.820 --> 00:32:29.155 That's fine. 00:32:29.656 --> 00:32:31.991 Because I'm not an ordinary attorney. 00:32:37.538 --> 00:32:39.457 EMPLOYEE LEE JUN-HO 00:32:41.000 --> 00:32:43.127 It's around the time you usually feel sleepy. 00:32:43.211 --> 00:32:45.129 The chocolate will help you feel energized. 00:32:45.880 --> 00:32:46.881 Thank you. 00:32:47.465 --> 00:32:49.425 I noticed you seem to like it dark. 00:32:49.509 --> 00:32:51.886 So I got you the dark kind. 82 percent cacao. 00:32:51.970 --> 00:32:55.431 Gosh, 82 percent. Thank you, I appreciate it. 00:32:56.015 --> 00:32:57.684 Jun-ho, are you busy? 00:33:02.021 --> 00:33:04.148 Gosh, is that everything you've received? 00:33:04.232 --> 00:33:05.775 I'm so envious. 00:33:05.858 --> 00:33:08.444 I don't even have anyone who offers to share gum with me. 00:33:08.528 --> 00:33:09.904 I'm not busy. What's up? 00:33:09.988 --> 00:33:12.323 I need you to visit the hospital for work. 00:33:12.824 --> 00:33:14.993 The attorney you'll be accompanying is a rookie. 00:33:15.076 --> 00:33:16.160 Really? 00:33:16.244 --> 00:33:18.454 But they say she's a handful. 00:33:36.472 --> 00:33:38.349 Do you want me to get the door for you? 00:33:38.975 --> 00:33:39.892 No. 00:33:39.976 --> 00:33:42.520 I'm not leaving yet. I'm waiting for someone. 00:33:42.603 --> 00:33:43.896 Oh, okay. 00:33:54.157 --> 00:33:56.409 I'm also waiting for someone. 00:34:01.789 --> 00:34:03.207 An advantage of revolving doors is that 00:34:03.291 --> 00:34:06.002 it allows people access to the building while completely blocking off 00:34:06.085 --> 00:34:08.629 the flow of air between the outside and the inside. 00:34:09.130 --> 00:34:11.007 It's beneficial for both cooling and thermal insulation. 00:34:12.759 --> 00:34:13.760 Right. 00:34:14.260 --> 00:34:15.261 I see. 00:34:15.762 --> 00:34:18.431 But it's slower in handling traffic than the average door, 00:34:18.514 --> 00:34:20.683 and children and the elderly might get caught. 00:34:20.767 --> 00:34:23.019 Also, it's difficult to use for wheelchair users. 00:34:23.644 --> 00:34:25.772 There's one advantage but three disadvantages. 00:34:26.355 --> 00:34:29.358 Maybe we can get rid of it if we can persuade the landlord. 00:34:34.197 --> 00:34:35.281 Well… 00:34:39.285 --> 00:34:41.829 What if you think of it as dancing the waltz? 00:34:43.081 --> 00:34:45.458 -What? -It's easy to go through it 00:34:45.541 --> 00:34:47.210 if you get into a rhythm. 00:34:51.506 --> 00:34:53.841 One, two, three. 00:34:53.925 --> 00:34:56.010 One, two, three. 00:34:56.594 --> 00:34:58.471 One, two, three. 00:34:58.554 --> 00:35:00.306 -One, two, three. -One, two, three. 00:35:00.389 --> 00:35:02.350 One, two, three. 00:35:03.017 --> 00:35:05.061 -One, two, three. -One, two, three. 00:35:05.144 --> 00:35:07.188 -One, two, three. -One, two, three. 00:35:07.271 --> 00:35:09.190 -One, two, three. -One, two, three. 00:35:09.273 --> 00:35:11.234 -One, two, three. -One, two, three. 00:35:11.317 --> 00:35:13.653 -One, two, three. -One, two, three. 00:35:13.736 --> 00:35:15.571 -One, two, three. -One, two, three. 00:35:16.155 --> 00:35:17.281 Yes, just like that. 00:35:17.365 --> 00:35:18.699 That's right. 00:35:18.783 --> 00:35:20.785 Let's do it together when we head out. 00:35:22.036 --> 00:35:23.913 Excuse me, I have to make a phone call. 00:35:31.796 --> 00:35:32.755 Hello? 00:35:33.381 --> 00:35:34.298 Hello? 00:35:39.011 --> 00:35:40.763 You're an attorney? 00:35:40.847 --> 00:35:43.432 Hi, I'm Lee Jun-ho from the litigation team. 00:35:43.516 --> 00:35:46.686 I'm the one accompanying you to the hospital. 00:35:47.728 --> 00:35:48.771 I see. 00:35:49.564 --> 00:35:50.648 I'm Woo Young-woo. 00:35:53.442 --> 00:35:54.402 Right. 00:35:56.571 --> 00:35:58.406 Attorney Woo Young-woo. 00:35:58.489 --> 00:35:59.699 Attorney Woo Young-woo. 00:36:00.491 --> 00:36:02.368 Your name is quite interesting. 00:36:02.451 --> 00:36:04.120 It's still Woo Young-woo backward. 00:36:08.082 --> 00:36:10.418 You're not supposed to say things like that at work. 00:36:11.002 --> 00:36:12.044 Is that so? 00:36:12.670 --> 00:36:14.797 Then should we take it outside? 00:36:21.470 --> 00:36:23.472 One, two, three. 00:36:23.556 --> 00:36:25.516 -One, two, three. -One, two, three. 00:36:25.600 --> 00:36:27.935 -One, two, three. -One, two, three. 00:36:28.019 --> 00:36:29.729 -One, two, three. -One, two, three. 00:36:29.812 --> 00:36:31.480 -One, two, three. -One, two, three. 00:36:31.564 --> 00:36:33.149 One, two, three. 00:36:33.232 --> 00:36:34.859 One, two, three. You ready? 00:36:34.942 --> 00:36:36.652 -One, two, three. -Two, three. 00:36:36.736 --> 00:36:38.029 -One, two, three. -Three. 00:36:38.112 --> 00:36:39.780 -One, two. Now. -Three. 00:36:39.864 --> 00:36:40.823 One, two. 00:37:17.235 --> 00:37:18.819 One, two, three. 00:37:19.779 --> 00:37:20.780 Good job. 00:37:21.614 --> 00:37:23.741 One, two, three. One. 00:37:34.669 --> 00:37:37.088 This white thing right here is blood. 00:37:37.755 --> 00:37:41.008 You see how blood is pooled under the dura mater of the brain? 00:37:41.509 --> 00:37:43.678 So this is called a subdural hematoma. 00:37:44.595 --> 00:37:48.140 A subdural hematoma is usually caused by external injuries. 00:37:48.224 --> 00:37:52.061 It's the most severe out of all traumatic brain illnesses. 00:37:52.144 --> 00:37:55.648 There's a mortality rate of over 60 percent and even if it's treated, 00:37:55.731 --> 00:37:57.650 there are usually a lot of aftereffects. 00:37:58.234 --> 00:37:59.485 But there's no fracture. 00:37:59.568 --> 00:38:01.112 Maybe he has a strong skull. 00:38:01.779 --> 00:38:03.698 We see cases like this from time to time. 00:38:04.365 --> 00:38:07.702 Is there any chance that it might not have been caused by the assault? 00:38:07.785 --> 00:38:09.370 That's unlikely. 00:38:10.037 --> 00:38:12.206 He was hit on the head with an iron. 00:38:13.165 --> 00:38:16.627 And the patient didn't normally have high blood pressure or anything. 00:38:21.966 --> 00:38:23.050 There they are. 00:38:43.404 --> 00:38:45.239 Ms. Choi Yeong-ran. 00:38:45.323 --> 00:38:47.283 -Hello. -You're here. 00:38:48.034 --> 00:38:50.286 My husband's asleep, so let's talk outside. 00:38:51.495 --> 00:38:52.413 What? 00:38:53.164 --> 00:38:53.998 Who's here? 00:38:54.081 --> 00:38:55.291 He's up. 00:38:55.374 --> 00:38:56.625 Come here. 00:38:56.709 --> 00:38:59.545 Honey, do you recognize this young lady? 00:39:00.212 --> 00:39:01.130 Who is she? 00:39:01.213 --> 00:39:05.634 You know, the little kid from House 201 a long time ago. 00:39:05.718 --> 00:39:07.386 Gosh, she was cute. 00:39:07.470 --> 00:39:11.515 Her dad graduated from SNU law school and was really smart. 00:39:11.599 --> 00:39:15.936 SNU Law School House 201. That bastard, right? 00:39:16.812 --> 00:39:18.731 With the excuse of leaving his kid, 00:39:18.814 --> 00:39:21.567 he always sneaked into our house whenever I wasn't home. 00:39:21.650 --> 00:39:25.654 Look here, that bastard sneaked into our house whenever I wasn't home. 00:39:25.738 --> 00:39:29.075 -What kind of nonsense are you saying? -Why is that jerk's daughter here? 00:39:29.158 --> 00:39:32.453 You want to see me die of anger that bad? 00:39:32.536 --> 00:39:34.413 -Sir, calm down. -What? 00:39:34.497 --> 00:39:36.707 You better not show up in front of me again. 00:39:36.791 --> 00:39:37.917 You bastard! 00:39:38.000 --> 00:39:43.214 You're going to die after spitting your damn nonsense like that! 00:39:43.756 --> 00:39:45.508 Damn it. I'm a sick person! 00:39:45.591 --> 00:39:48.302 Go outside. Wait outside for a moment. 00:39:48.386 --> 00:39:50.596 -What's wrong with you? -Attorney Woo, let's go. 00:39:51.305 --> 00:39:52.723 Gosh. 00:39:59.271 --> 00:40:00.439 I'm sorry. 00:40:01.315 --> 00:40:03.401 My husband is suspicious of everything. 00:40:04.276 --> 00:40:07.738 He's usually fine, but he goes nuts like that once in a while. 00:40:09.031 --> 00:40:11.700 Goodness, this is embarrassing. 00:40:12.368 --> 00:40:13.244 Right. 00:40:14.286 --> 00:40:16.122 Let's get back to our discussion. 00:40:17.164 --> 00:40:18.499 You told the police 00:40:19.125 --> 00:40:22.253 that you wanted to kill your husband. 00:40:22.336 --> 00:40:23.212 Yes. 00:40:23.712 --> 00:40:26.215 I should have killed him when I had the chance. 00:40:26.298 --> 00:40:28.592 Then I wouldn't have had to live with that mess. 00:40:29.218 --> 00:40:30.094 So… 00:40:30.719 --> 00:40:32.847 was the statement true? 00:40:32.930 --> 00:40:35.182 That's how I feel right now. 00:40:35.266 --> 00:40:38.978 How you feel right now is not important. How you felt when it happened is. 00:40:41.063 --> 00:40:42.898 Gosh, I don't know. 00:40:43.816 --> 00:40:47.236 Why does it matter what I thought? 00:40:47.903 --> 00:40:49.864 If you wanted to kill him, it would be attempted murder. 00:40:49.947 --> 00:40:51.866 If you wanted to hurt him, it would be inflicting bodily injury. 00:40:51.949 --> 00:40:53.909 If you wanted to hit him, it would be an injury resulting from violence. 00:40:53.993 --> 00:40:56.579 If it was just a mistake, it would be bodily injury by negligence. 00:40:56.662 --> 00:40:59.915 The law takes intention very seriously. 00:41:00.791 --> 00:41:03.836 How you felt changes your charge. 00:41:08.799 --> 00:41:10.885 When I see my husband acting like that, 00:41:11.719 --> 00:41:16.182 I think I might've wanted to kill him, to be honest. 00:41:16.265 --> 00:41:18.809 Maybe it's because you're having a rough time right now. 00:41:24.190 --> 00:41:26.734 It's hard to fathom how someone feels. 00:41:27.860 --> 00:41:30.988 I don't think I would close the curtains 00:41:31.071 --> 00:41:34.617 so the light doesn't disturb their sleep if I wanted to kill that person. 00:41:35.451 --> 00:41:37.828 And I wouldn't mind if they woke up from the sound. 00:41:39.246 --> 00:41:40.247 Isn't that… 00:41:42.041 --> 00:41:43.709 what you do for people you love 00:41:43.792 --> 00:41:47.338 and not for people you want to murder? 00:41:58.599 --> 00:42:00.726 The direction of the trial… 00:42:02.645 --> 00:42:03.687 Yes, come in. 00:42:09.485 --> 00:42:10.986 Come in and sit down. 00:42:13.197 --> 00:42:15.115 So Jun-ho went to the hospital with you? 00:42:15.199 --> 00:42:16.367 How's the victim? 00:42:16.450 --> 00:42:19.745 Not good. I think I have to get the letter of non-punishment next time 00:42:19.828 --> 00:42:21.413 because he caused a scene today. 00:42:21.497 --> 00:42:23.916 Gosh, his temper is no joke. 00:42:23.999 --> 00:42:26.377 He cursed the second he laid eyes on Attorney Woo. 00:42:26.460 --> 00:42:29.296 I could relate to the old woman. No wonder she hit him. 00:42:29.922 --> 00:42:31.173 Cursed? Why? 00:42:31.257 --> 00:42:34.260 He thinks my father and the defendant had an affair. 00:42:34.343 --> 00:42:36.178 Your father and the defendant? 00:42:37.638 --> 00:42:38.889 What did he say to you? 00:42:41.642 --> 00:42:45.229 "You're going to die after spitting your damn nonsense like that!" 00:42:53.445 --> 00:42:54.738 Okay, so I've been thinking… 00:42:55.948 --> 00:42:57.199 I've been thinking… 00:42:57.283 --> 00:42:58.492 What was I going to say? 00:42:59.451 --> 00:43:03.163 Right, let's request a jury trial for this case. 00:43:03.789 --> 00:43:06.125 If you only look at the evidence, it's clearly attempted murder. 00:43:06.208 --> 00:43:08.085 It doesn't make sense that she didn't want to kill him 00:43:08.168 --> 00:43:10.004 after hitting him with an iron. 00:43:10.087 --> 00:43:12.047 We'll lose if this becomes a battle of evidence. 00:43:12.131 --> 00:43:14.216 We have to show that she's in a pitiful situation. 00:43:14.300 --> 00:43:16.594 Which is when a jury trial comes in handy. 00:43:16.677 --> 00:43:18.679 Because we can appeal to the jury's hearts. 00:43:18.762 --> 00:43:22.850 Then how about if I help Attorney Woo with the trial? 00:43:22.933 --> 00:43:26.103 Knowing how to talk is crucial in winning over the jury. 00:43:26.186 --> 00:43:28.564 And I've passed the news anchor exam in the past. 00:43:29.148 --> 00:43:32.693 I came in first place in the speech competition for rookie attorneys. 00:43:32.776 --> 00:43:36.530 Speaking clearly like a news anchor could actually have an adverse effect. 00:43:36.614 --> 00:43:40.075 We need persuasive speaking to approach the jury in a soft manner. 00:43:44.913 --> 00:43:46.624 What do you think, Attorney Woo? 00:43:46.707 --> 00:43:48.292 If you can't speak eloquently, 00:43:48.959 --> 00:43:50.085 you'll need to get help. 00:43:50.711 --> 00:43:51.712 Well… 00:43:52.338 --> 00:43:55.466 Isn't showing the defendant's pitiful situation the key point? 00:43:55.549 --> 00:43:58.093 There's nothing more pitiful than a disability. 00:43:58.177 --> 00:44:00.512 And I have autism spectrum disorder. 00:44:08.395 --> 00:44:10.481 Then try to handle it by yourself to the end. 00:44:11.607 --> 00:44:14.318 You're going to court as a Hanbada attorney, 00:44:14.401 --> 00:44:17.237 so make sure you practice speaking to avoid getting humiliated. 00:44:17.321 --> 00:44:18.656 Yes, sir. 00:44:19.239 --> 00:44:20.199 So, now we… 00:44:26.288 --> 00:44:29.625 What is Woo Young-woo supposed to be? Is she really a disabled person? 00:44:31.210 --> 00:44:33.837 What if she's just pranking us by acting like she's dumb? 00:44:34.421 --> 00:44:36.924 Do you know what her nickname was in law school? 00:44:37.508 --> 00:44:38.592 Kayak? Deed? 00:44:38.676 --> 00:44:39.885 We called her FWA. 00:44:40.636 --> 00:44:43.263 Short for "First place is Woo Young-woo Anyway." 00:44:44.682 --> 00:44:46.475 It hurts whenever I look at her. 00:44:46.558 --> 00:44:49.186 I helped her out because I felt bad for her clumsy actions. 00:44:49.269 --> 00:44:52.106 But in the end, I always fell behind while she got first place. 00:44:53.482 --> 00:44:55.359 Whether at school or here, it's the same. 00:44:55.943 --> 00:44:59.113 Then don't help her. Why would you help someone who's stronger? 00:45:00.155 --> 00:45:02.783 One, two, three. 00:45:05.953 --> 00:45:06.995 One, two, three. 00:45:09.540 --> 00:45:12.000 How can I not help her when she's doing that? 00:45:12.084 --> 00:45:13.669 Then go help her. 00:45:23.011 --> 00:45:24.763 One, two, three. 00:45:52.791 --> 00:45:54.001 Come out. 00:45:58.589 --> 00:46:01.383 If the revolving door is difficult, just use the other door. 00:46:02.217 --> 00:46:04.428 -Well, I-- -Are you stupid? 00:46:05.262 --> 00:46:06.680 Are you an idiot? 00:46:08.974 --> 00:46:09.892 Goodness. 00:46:16.190 --> 00:46:19.026 My name is Young-woo, as in "Flower" and "Luck". 00:46:19.610 --> 00:46:21.987 It means a lucky charm as pretty as flowers. 00:46:22.654 --> 00:46:25.866 But perhaps Young-woo as in "Clever" and "Foolish" 00:46:25.949 --> 00:46:27.367 would've been a better fit. 00:46:29.828 --> 00:46:33.290 Woo Young-woo, who remembers every single book she's read since birth 00:46:33.373 --> 00:46:35.959 but can't even go through a revolving door. 00:46:37.419 --> 00:46:41.340 Clever and foolish Woo Young-woo. 00:46:48.013 --> 00:46:49.348 Hundred dollar bill 00:46:49.431 --> 00:46:52.017 Hundred dollar bill Hundred, hundred dollar bill 00:46:55.700 --> 00:46:59.037 Give me 100,000 won, boss Give me 100,000 won 00:46:59.120 --> 00:47:01.998 Give me 100,000 won, boss Give me 100,000 won 00:47:02.082 --> 00:47:03.041 Give me 100,000 won 00:47:03.124 --> 00:47:05.210 -Give me 100,000 won, boss -I don't have any. 00:47:05.293 --> 00:47:07.671 Give me 100,000 won, boss Give me 100,000 won 00:47:07.754 --> 00:47:10.131 -I told you not to come. -Give me 100,000 won, boss 00:47:10.215 --> 00:47:12.133 -I said I don't have 100,000 won. -Give me… 00:47:12.217 --> 00:47:13.843 Go away, stop. 00:47:13.927 --> 00:47:15.011 I said stop. 00:47:18.348 --> 00:47:20.267 -Give me 100,000 won -I said stop. 00:47:23.061 --> 00:47:25.772 -Stop cleaning! -No! I'm going to! 00:47:25.855 --> 00:47:26.856 -Why are you… -I want to! 00:47:26.940 --> 00:47:30.068 -No! -You… 00:47:37.742 --> 00:47:39.077 Woo to the Young to the Woo 00:47:39.160 --> 00:47:40.537 Dong to the Geu to the Ra-mi 00:47:49.546 --> 00:47:51.965 You didn't have dinner, right? Woo Young-woo seaweed-sushi as usual? 00:47:52.048 --> 00:47:53.842 Yes, Woo Young-woo seaweed-sushi as usual. 00:47:53.925 --> 00:47:55.719 Hey, how was your first day at work? 00:47:55.802 --> 00:47:57.095 It was tiring. 00:47:57.178 --> 00:48:00.849 My goodness, our Young-woo is finally getting a taste of society. 00:48:00.932 --> 00:48:01.975 I'm proud of you. 00:48:02.559 --> 00:48:03.893 Do you know the trial by jury? 00:48:03.977 --> 00:48:04.936 Sure. 00:48:05.020 --> 00:48:07.689 It's a trial that the public participates in, right? 00:48:07.772 --> 00:48:10.191 I have to present my case before the judge and jury. 00:48:10.775 --> 00:48:14.321 But since I'm not good at speaking, could you help me practice? 00:48:14.404 --> 00:48:17.198 Of course. Do I start now? How should I help? 00:48:17.282 --> 00:48:18.116 Okay, start. 00:48:19.326 --> 00:48:21.620 -What? -Gosh. 00:48:21.703 --> 00:48:25.498 Do you really think she will be of actual help? 00:48:25.582 --> 00:48:27.459 She's probably never been to court. 00:48:28.543 --> 00:48:30.170 What do you mean? 00:48:30.253 --> 00:48:33.465 Who goes to court in person these days? It's all in the movies. 00:48:33.548 --> 00:48:35.508 Hey, have you seen Innocent Witness? 00:48:36.760 --> 00:48:38.470 "Attorneys are people too!" 00:48:38.553 --> 00:48:40.513 -I haven't seen it. -Okay. What about The Attorney? 00:48:41.431 --> 00:48:45.685 "Nation? What is this nation you speak of? Self-harm?" 00:48:45.769 --> 00:48:48.063 -I haven't seen that either. -"You think you're a patriot?" 00:48:48.647 --> 00:48:51.441 "Not at all, you're just a subordinate of the state." 00:48:51.524 --> 00:48:54.736 "Speak the truth. That is real patriotism!" 00:48:54.819 --> 00:48:56.780 "Shut up, you commie bastard!" 00:49:02.077 --> 00:49:03.119 Wow. 00:49:05.288 --> 00:49:07.082 Sorry, boss. I was too into it. 00:49:08.166 --> 00:49:10.752 Hey, trials are no big deal. 00:49:10.835 --> 00:49:11.753 You got this. 00:49:12.337 --> 00:49:14.255 An attorney only has to be good at this. 00:49:14.339 --> 00:49:15.382 Repeat after me. 00:49:16.383 --> 00:49:17.634 Objection! 00:49:19.219 --> 00:49:20.220 Objection. 00:49:20.804 --> 00:49:23.640 No, you have to put your heart and soul into it more. Again. 00:49:24.307 --> 00:49:25.350 Objection! 00:49:27.310 --> 00:49:28.520 Objection! 00:49:29.979 --> 00:49:31.523 That was better. Good. 00:49:31.606 --> 00:49:34.317 But you should work on your basic vocalization. 00:49:34.401 --> 00:49:35.318 Repeat after me. 00:49:41.533 --> 00:49:43.076 Woo Young-woo. 00:49:43.159 --> 00:49:45.161 Focus. 00:49:47.330 --> 00:49:50.125 Squeeze your *. Are you squeezing? All right. 00:49:53.461 --> 00:49:54.379 Objection! 00:49:54.462 --> 00:49:56.047 -Objection! -Objection! 00:49:56.131 --> 00:49:58.299 -Objection! -Objection! 00:49:58.383 --> 00:49:59.551 Objection! 00:50:00.844 --> 00:50:02.220 -Good. -Okay. 00:50:02.303 --> 00:50:03.179 Great. 00:50:35.003 --> 00:50:36.880 COURT 00:50:43.928 --> 00:50:45.388 All rise. 00:50:54.522 --> 00:50:55.982 Please be seated. 00:50:58.359 --> 00:50:59.652 ATTORNEYS 00:51:03.281 --> 00:51:05.116 Is Prosecutor Choi Hyeon-uk present? 00:51:05.825 --> 00:51:06.826 Yes. 00:51:07.410 --> 00:51:09.704 Is Attorney Jung Myeong-seok present? 00:51:10.830 --> 00:51:11.915 Yes. 00:51:13.583 --> 00:51:16.294 Is Attorney Woo Young-woo present? 00:51:21.674 --> 00:51:22.509 PROSECUTOR 00:51:28.515 --> 00:51:30.767 Is Attorney Woo young-woo present? 00:51:31.601 --> 00:51:33.478 Attorney Woo, you have to answer. 00:51:36.272 --> 00:51:37.357 JURY 00:51:37.440 --> 00:51:39.067 -What's going on? -What's happening? 00:51:39.150 --> 00:51:40.235 Attorney Woo Young-woo? 00:51:43.613 --> 00:51:44.614 Yes. 00:51:50.995 --> 00:51:51.871 Yes. 00:51:51.955 --> 00:51:55.041 My apologies. Attorney Woo Young-woo is present. 00:51:55.792 --> 00:51:56.960 Yes, all right. 00:51:57.544 --> 00:52:01.673 Okay, now we will start the trial of case number 2022, 00:52:01.756 --> 00:52:04.968 criminal settlement trial 1017, in which the defendant, Choi Yeong-ran, 00:52:05.051 --> 00:52:06.636 is charged with attempted murder. 00:52:07.387 --> 00:52:09.973 Prosecutor, you may give your opening statement. 00:52:11.599 --> 00:52:14.435 SEOUL CENTRAL DISTRICT COURT 00:52:14.519 --> 00:52:18.147 Therefore, we hereby charge the defendant with attempted murder 00:52:18.648 --> 00:52:20.817 based on Article 250 Paragraph 1 00:52:20.900 --> 00:52:22.819 and Article 254 of the Criminal Act. 00:52:28.366 --> 00:52:29.492 Counsel. 00:52:30.201 --> 00:52:31.578 You may give your opening statement. 00:52:39.294 --> 00:52:42.672 Counsel, what's going on? Are you not going to give your statement? 00:52:42.755 --> 00:52:43.590 Right. 00:52:44.090 --> 00:52:46.342 What's happening? 00:52:48.553 --> 00:52:51.055 What are you doing? Get up. 00:53:22.629 --> 00:53:24.547 Before I begin the opening statement, 00:53:25.506 --> 00:53:27.133 I ask for your understanding. 00:53:28.301 --> 00:53:29.344 I… 00:53:30.637 --> 00:53:34.265 have autism spectrum disorder. 00:53:35.350 --> 00:53:37.060 So for you, 00:53:38.061 --> 00:53:41.105 my speech and actions might seem inarticulate and awkward. 00:53:43.483 --> 00:53:45.401 But I love the law, 00:53:46.486 --> 00:53:48.613 and my respect toward the defendant 00:53:49.447 --> 00:53:51.574 is no different from any other attorney. 00:53:56.871 --> 00:53:58.206 As an attorney, 00:54:00.541 --> 00:54:01.960 I will do my very best… 00:54:05.672 --> 00:54:09.133 to help the defendant shed light on the truth of this incident. 00:54:22.772 --> 00:54:23.690 Keep silent, please. 00:54:29.070 --> 00:54:32.156 You love the law? 00:54:34.701 --> 00:54:35.994 Well, that's nice. 00:54:42.166 --> 00:54:46.004 "I wanted to kill my husband because he kept being suspicious and spoke rudely." 00:54:46.546 --> 00:54:49.674 This is the statement you gave to the police right after the incident. 00:54:49.757 --> 00:54:50.758 Do you recall? 00:54:52.301 --> 00:54:54.929 -That… -Please answer, yes or no. 00:54:59.809 --> 00:55:00.685 Yes. 00:55:00.768 --> 00:55:03.146 So why are you saying something else now? 00:55:03.229 --> 00:55:06.149 Because back then, the police were right in front of me. 00:55:07.275 --> 00:55:10.611 I was nervous, so I just said that. 00:55:10.695 --> 00:55:12.905 But I never intended on killing him. 00:55:12.989 --> 00:55:16.576 You did not intend on killing him. Should we take a look at the case records? 00:55:16.659 --> 00:55:19.078 "If you speak like that again, we're going to die together." 00:55:19.162 --> 00:55:21.789 "Let's just die today. You die, then I die." 00:55:21.873 --> 00:55:24.876 These are what you said to the victim at the time of the incident. 00:55:24.959 --> 00:55:26.002 Do you recall? 00:55:28.337 --> 00:55:30.923 -Yes. -For someone who did not intend to kill, 00:55:31.007 --> 00:55:32.884 don't you think you used the word "die" too much? 00:55:33.593 --> 00:55:34.969 Objection! 00:55:38.389 --> 00:55:39.724 Leading question. 00:55:40.558 --> 00:55:41.601 Sustained. 00:55:44.771 --> 00:55:46.355 Take a seat, counsel. 00:55:56.407 --> 00:55:58.868 This is the iron the defendant used to hit the victim. 00:55:59.827 --> 00:56:00.828 Defendant. 00:56:00.912 --> 00:56:03.289 Where did you hit your husband with this iron? 00:56:05.249 --> 00:56:06.084 His head. 00:56:06.667 --> 00:56:07.627 His head? 00:56:08.252 --> 00:56:09.253 Defendant. 00:56:09.337 --> 00:56:12.006 Are you sure you didn't have the intention to kill him? 00:56:12.090 --> 00:56:14.717 Didn't you want him to die? 00:56:15.843 --> 00:56:16.803 Objection. 00:56:16.886 --> 00:56:18.805 Overruled. 00:56:19.472 --> 00:56:20.348 Defendant. 00:56:20.932 --> 00:56:23.392 Answer the prosecution's question. 00:56:25.436 --> 00:56:28.189 I'm sorry, Your Honor. 00:56:28.689 --> 00:56:31.984 I live for my husband, 00:56:32.068 --> 00:56:36.030 and I felt bitter that he didn't acknowledge that. 00:56:36.114 --> 00:56:37.490 I'm sorry. 00:56:37.573 --> 00:56:40.201 Please, spare me. I'm sorry. 00:56:40.284 --> 00:56:43.746 Please, spare me. I'm sorry. 00:56:47.708 --> 00:56:51.295 Prosecutor Choi, I thought you were interrogating a gang member. 00:56:51.379 --> 00:56:54.090 Aren't you a bit too harsh to an elderly woman? 00:56:54.173 --> 00:56:56.592 I had planned on being soft. 00:56:56.676 --> 00:56:59.637 Can't you tell by how I didn't even apply for an arrest warrant? 00:56:59.720 --> 00:57:01.514 You're the ones who came on strong. 00:57:01.597 --> 00:57:03.724 What do you mean we came on strong? 00:57:03.808 --> 00:57:07.478 I have to go all in since you wanted to determine whether she is guilty or not. 00:57:07.562 --> 00:57:10.481 I can't be treated as the prosecutor who couldn't even make an indictment stick. 00:57:15.778 --> 00:57:18.489 The prosecutor is determined to come at us. 00:57:19.574 --> 00:57:20.741 We've got a problem. 00:57:23.578 --> 00:57:25.997 How about if we call Mr. Park Gyu-sik to court? 00:57:26.080 --> 00:57:28.916 Let's get him to say that he doesn't want her to be punished. 00:57:29.000 --> 00:57:32.295 Even when we submitted a letter of non-punishment saying the same thing? 00:57:32.378 --> 00:57:35.131 Did Mr. Park write the letter of non-punishment himself? 00:57:35.214 --> 00:57:38.759 No, he just signed the form I provided. 00:57:39.343 --> 00:57:40.303 No. 00:57:40.386 --> 00:57:45.183 Mr. Park pleading himself is going to be more effective than a mere letter. 00:57:45.266 --> 00:57:46.434 Especially to the jury. 00:57:46.517 --> 00:57:48.811 But will he testify well? 00:57:48.895 --> 00:57:52.398 He has a horrible temper and he has ill feelings toward Attorney Woo. 00:57:53.357 --> 00:57:55.443 I'll be the one to question Mr. Park then. 00:57:55.526 --> 00:57:57.904 You should write up the draft for the interrogation. 00:57:59.864 --> 00:58:00.948 Yes, sir. 00:58:15.171 --> 00:58:16.297 ATTORNEYS 00:58:24.555 --> 00:58:25.598 I swear. 00:58:25.681 --> 00:58:27.683 On my conscience, 00:58:28.851 --> 00:58:30.102 without… 00:58:32.438 --> 00:58:35.316 without any concealment, 00:58:35.942 --> 00:58:37.777 I will speak nothing but the truth. 00:58:38.277 --> 00:58:39.946 And if there is deceit, 00:58:40.905 --> 00:58:43.741 I will receive punishment in accordance with perjury. 00:58:48.829 --> 00:58:50.122 Attorney Woo, you go. 00:58:52.333 --> 00:58:53.167 What? 00:58:53.251 --> 00:58:56.379 "I could relate to the old woman. No wonder she hit him." 00:58:56.462 --> 00:58:59.215 This is what Jun-ho said after seeing Mr. Park curse at you. 00:58:59.799 --> 00:59:01.676 Counsel, you may question the witness. 00:59:02.426 --> 00:59:05.680 Attorney Woo, you go and get him to start cursing. 00:59:06.472 --> 00:59:07.557 Go get cursed at. 00:59:08.766 --> 00:59:09.725 Right. 00:59:10.810 --> 00:59:11.644 Okay. 00:59:11.727 --> 00:59:13.938 Counsel, are you not going to start the questioning? 00:59:14.021 --> 00:59:14.981 We are. 00:59:23.739 --> 00:59:26.033 WITNESS 00:59:40.548 --> 00:59:41.757 Hello. 00:59:42.842 --> 00:59:45.720 I'm Choi Yeong-ran's attorney, Woo Young-woo. 00:59:46.387 --> 00:59:47.680 Hey! 00:59:48.514 --> 00:59:49.849 You… 00:59:50.349 --> 00:59:53.936 Did I or did I not tell you to stay out of my sight? 00:59:54.979 --> 00:59:56.939 -Goodness. -What's wrong with him? 00:59:57.023 --> 00:59:59.442 All of you are in cahoots. 00:59:59.525 --> 01:00:04.405 You all want to see me die of anger, right? 01:00:04.488 --> 01:00:05.656 Witness. 01:00:05.740 --> 01:00:09.493 Did you tell me to come here just to show me this? 01:00:10.077 --> 01:00:12.163 What's all this nonsense? 01:00:12.997 --> 01:00:13.998 Stop. 01:00:15.374 --> 01:00:17.209 Witness, what are you doing? 01:00:17.293 --> 01:00:18.336 Damn it! 01:00:18.419 --> 01:00:21.589 You're going to die after spitting 01:00:21.672 --> 01:00:26.469 your damn nonsense like that, you bastard! 01:00:27.678 --> 01:00:29.263 Can he just hit her like that? 01:00:30.181 --> 01:00:31.182 Goodness. 01:00:31.265 --> 01:00:33.726 You damn old man! 01:00:33.809 --> 01:00:35.144 Just stop it! 01:00:35.227 --> 01:00:38.230 -You're all in cahoots! -We're going to take a ten-minute recess. 01:00:38.314 --> 01:00:40.650 -Are you even human? -You're all in this together. 01:00:40.733 --> 01:00:42.526 Are you human, you punk? 01:00:42.610 --> 01:00:46.906 -Stop it! -Let go of me, you punk! 01:00:49.700 --> 01:00:51.452 As you all saw, 01:00:52.161 --> 01:00:54.789 Mr. Park is not a husband who's easy to live with. 01:00:56.791 --> 01:01:00.836 He's overly suspicious of his wife and uses severely abusive language. 01:01:02.129 --> 01:01:04.090 Despite this, the defendant, Choi Yeong-ran, 01:01:04.173 --> 01:01:06.300 lived with him her whole life 01:01:06.384 --> 01:01:08.594 and did not object to taking care of him in his dementia. 01:01:08.678 --> 01:01:09.720 The defendant might be a wife 01:01:09.804 --> 01:01:13.391 who impulsively hit her husband because she lost her temper. 01:01:14.767 --> 01:01:18.104 But she is not a wife who failed in an attempt to murder her husband. 01:01:19.021 --> 01:01:22.233 To the defendant who acknowledges her wrongdoings and feels regret… 01:01:32.993 --> 01:01:36.956 Your Honor, the victim, Mr. Park, died while being transferred to the hospital-- 01:01:37.039 --> 01:01:37.998 What? 01:01:38.541 --> 01:01:39.875 What did you just say? 01:01:40.876 --> 01:01:42.044 Who died? 01:01:42.962 --> 01:01:45.798 My husband died? 01:01:47.299 --> 01:01:48.551 Ma'am. 01:01:48.634 --> 01:01:52.805 We would like to change the charge from attempted murder to murder. 01:01:52.888 --> 01:01:54.765 Please allow for the change of indictment. 01:01:55.433 --> 01:01:57.935 -What just happened? -How could this happen? 01:01:58.018 --> 01:01:59.603 Seriously, how could this happen? 01:02:24.962 --> 01:02:26.172 If 01:02:26.922 --> 01:02:29.133 I wasn't the one to question him, 01:02:30.718 --> 01:02:34.096 and if Mr. Park Gyu-sik didn't get so mad like that… 01:02:36.390 --> 01:02:37.433 No. 01:02:39.477 --> 01:02:42.521 If I didn't take on this case at all, 01:02:44.273 --> 01:02:47.234 would Mr. Park Gyu-sik still be alive right now? 01:03:04.376 --> 01:03:05.544 My first words… 01:03:10.257 --> 01:03:11.342 My first words 01:03:12.510 --> 01:03:14.637 in front of people 01:03:15.513 --> 01:03:17.181 were "inflicting bodily injury." 01:03:17.765 --> 01:03:21.060 And the first person who said I would become an attorney 01:03:21.977 --> 01:03:23.604 was you, Ms. Choi Yeong-ran. 01:03:24.355 --> 01:03:25.731 I was surprised. 01:03:26.690 --> 01:03:28.484 That my first-ever case 01:03:29.276 --> 01:03:32.613 was to change your charge to the crime of inflicting bodily injury. 01:03:35.282 --> 01:03:37.117 What do you mean? 01:03:38.702 --> 01:03:40.871 It was my first time doing everything. 01:03:43.374 --> 01:03:45.042 So I wanted to be good at doing it. 01:03:45.876 --> 01:03:47.294 Because I wanted to be good, 01:03:48.337 --> 01:03:49.880 I was greedy. 01:03:52.091 --> 01:03:54.093 I'm sorry I caused… 01:03:55.928 --> 01:03:57.388 Mr. Park Gyu-sik to die. 01:04:02.977 --> 01:04:04.478 Why is that your fault? 01:04:05.980 --> 01:04:11.193 It was my husband's fault for cursing at the little neighbor kid 01:04:11.777 --> 01:04:15.865 that he saw for the first time in 20 years instead of greeting her. 01:04:18.868 --> 01:04:23.038 And it's my fault for swinging the iron at him without knowing his time… 01:04:26.709 --> 01:04:29.169 was almost up. 01:04:31.881 --> 01:04:35.551 He always complained about his head hurting. 01:04:38.596 --> 01:04:40.431 I was too hard on him. 01:04:42.182 --> 01:04:43.183 I… 01:04:45.352 --> 01:04:46.353 Goodness. 01:04:48.355 --> 01:04:49.607 My goodness. 01:04:52.776 --> 01:04:54.320 My goodness. 01:04:57.072 --> 01:04:58.616 My goodness. 01:05:01.160 --> 01:05:02.411 My goodness. 01:05:03.662 --> 01:05:05.372 My old man. 01:05:06.540 --> 01:05:08.250 My old man. 01:05:18.719 --> 01:05:20.554 TRIAL BY JURY A PUBLIC INTEREST CASE 01:05:20.638 --> 01:05:22.848 ASSAULT WITH IRON, CHARGED ON JULY 20 01:05:22.932 --> 01:05:25.225 LIVING OFF HUSBAND'S PENSION VILLA UNDER HUSBAND'S NAME 01:05:34.610 --> 01:05:35.527 Yes. 01:05:41.283 --> 01:05:44.036 I brought Mr. Park Gyu-sik's autopsy report. 01:05:47.915 --> 01:05:49.959 The cause of death is brain hemorrhage as we expected. 01:05:50.042 --> 01:05:52.586 There was a recurrence of the subdural hematoma that he got surgery for. 01:06:12.231 --> 01:06:13.482 That iron… 01:06:14.984 --> 01:06:16.402 resembles something. 01:06:17.069 --> 01:06:20.364 -The thing in Moby-Dick-- -The sperm whale? 01:06:20.948 --> 01:06:22.533 Yes, the sperm whale. 01:06:24.201 --> 01:06:27.121 Gosh, she really beat a person with that scary-looking thing. 01:06:27.788 --> 01:06:29.999 I guess he's lucky not to have died on the spot. 01:06:35.421 --> 01:06:37.631 What's the matter? 01:06:40.509 --> 01:06:42.928 There are a lot of things that you can't do at work. 01:06:43.012 --> 01:06:45.097 Repeating after others and saying weird things. 01:06:45.180 --> 01:06:47.307 Kayak, deed, rotator, noon, racecar. 01:06:47.391 --> 01:06:48.851 And being blunt. 01:06:49.685 --> 01:06:51.687 Is that so? 01:06:51.770 --> 01:06:53.731 I didn't know. 01:06:53.814 --> 01:06:54.815 Especially, 01:06:55.566 --> 01:06:57.484 talking about whales. 01:06:57.568 --> 01:06:59.319 Unless absolutely necessary. 01:07:01.488 --> 01:07:02.489 But, 01:07:03.741 --> 01:07:05.284 if it's just you and me, 01:07:05.826 --> 01:07:09.079 wouldn't it be okay? 01:07:10.205 --> 01:07:11.206 What? 01:07:13.459 --> 01:07:16.754 If it's just you and me, just the two of us, 01:07:16.837 --> 01:07:18.672 we can talk about whales? 01:07:19.465 --> 01:07:21.091 Yes, of course. 01:07:59.088 --> 01:08:02.091 Do you think it seemed that way to Mr. Park's doctor? 01:08:02.174 --> 01:08:04.802 Do you think he might've missed the fact that whales don't lay eggs 01:08:04.885 --> 01:08:07.346 because the iron looked as strong as a sperm whale? 01:08:07.971 --> 01:08:08.972 What? 01:08:09.723 --> 01:08:11.308 You can't only look at criminal law with this case. 01:08:11.391 --> 01:08:13.685 You have to look at civil law to solve it. 01:08:15.187 --> 01:08:16.647 We can't focus only on the iron. 01:08:16.730 --> 01:08:17.898 PARK GYU-SIK, 81 MILD DEMENTIA PATIENT 01:08:17.981 --> 01:08:21.652 He always complained about his head hurting. 01:08:26.156 --> 01:08:27.199 The… 01:08:27.282 --> 01:08:28.325 The police statement! 01:08:31.120 --> 01:08:32.996 Line 7 of page 24. 01:08:35.415 --> 01:08:38.293 "A package arrived when I was laying down on the couch because of a headache." 01:08:41.713 --> 01:08:44.675 He had a headache from the beginning. Even before he was hit with the iron. 01:08:44.758 --> 01:08:45.801 It might be 01:08:46.385 --> 01:08:49.054 that the brain hemorrhage isn't because of the iron. 01:08:54.852 --> 01:08:55.769 WITNESS 01:08:55.853 --> 01:08:58.480 Counsel, you may question the witness. 01:09:04.027 --> 01:09:05.529 With subdural hematomas, 01:09:05.612 --> 01:09:08.240 there's subdural hemorrhage caused by external injury 01:09:08.907 --> 01:09:11.869 and spontaneous subdural bleeding caused by illnesses. 01:09:11.952 --> 01:09:14.246 -Is this correct? -Yes. 01:09:14.329 --> 01:09:18.041 Why did you conclude that Mr. Park's brain hemorrhage was due to external injury? 01:09:18.125 --> 01:09:20.836 Because he was hit with an iron. 01:09:20.919 --> 01:09:23.338 I heard he even fainted from the hit. 01:09:23.922 --> 01:09:26.133 Were there any fractures on Mr. Park's skull? 01:09:26.800 --> 01:09:27.718 No, there weren't. 01:09:27.801 --> 01:09:31.555 Were there any wounds or bruises on his head from the iron? 01:09:31.638 --> 01:09:33.140 No, there weren't. 01:09:34.016 --> 01:09:35.517 He said he blocked it like this. 01:09:36.810 --> 01:09:38.812 So were there wounds on his arms? 01:09:39.396 --> 01:09:41.899 Yes, but there was nothing too severe. 01:09:42.482 --> 01:09:46.486 Then why did you assume that the iron was that threatening? 01:09:46.570 --> 01:09:49.698 It didn't cause fractures, severe wounds, or bruises. 01:09:50.574 --> 01:09:51.658 I mean, 01:09:52.576 --> 01:09:54.411 I'm not a detective. 01:09:54.494 --> 01:09:57.706 They said he was hit with an iron and that he fainted because of it, 01:09:57.789 --> 01:10:00.167 so I diagnosed him based on that. 01:10:00.250 --> 01:10:04.504 Do I have to investigate whether or not it was really caused by the iron? 01:10:05.214 --> 01:10:09.092 If the defendant might end up in prison due to your diagnosis, shouldn't you? 01:10:10.469 --> 01:10:11.511 Objection. 01:10:11.595 --> 01:10:13.680 Argumentative. 01:10:13.764 --> 01:10:14.973 Sustained. 01:10:15.057 --> 01:10:17.434 Counsel, only question the witness. 01:10:17.517 --> 01:10:19.353 Counsel, only question the witness. 01:10:19.436 --> 01:10:20.771 Yes. Pardon? 01:10:40.749 --> 01:10:44.086 Mr. Park was 81 years old. Are you aware of this, Witness? 01:10:45.170 --> 01:10:46.004 Yes. 01:10:46.088 --> 01:10:49.216 And Mr. Park had dementia. Are you aware of this? 01:10:49.299 --> 01:10:50.467 Yes. 01:10:51.051 --> 01:10:55.138 Severe headaches are typical early signs of cerebral hematomas. Are you aware? 01:10:55.222 --> 01:10:56.056 Yes. 01:10:56.139 --> 01:10:57.891 On the day of the incident, Mr. Park was experiencing 01:10:57.975 --> 01:10:59.351 -a severe headache -Gosh, my head. 01:10:59.434 --> 01:11:02.396 -even before he was hit with the iron. -It feels like it's about to split open. 01:11:03.105 --> 01:11:04.147 Are you aware of this? 01:11:05.440 --> 01:11:06.525 What? 01:11:07.734 --> 01:11:11.905 "A package arrived when I was laying down on the couch because of a headache." 01:11:11.989 --> 01:11:14.574 This is the statement Mr. Park gave during the police investigation. 01:11:17.452 --> 01:11:18.495 I wasn't… 01:11:20.122 --> 01:11:21.081 aware of that. 01:11:22.499 --> 01:11:26.086 A spontaneous subdural hematoma is typically seen in the elderly 01:11:26.169 --> 01:11:29.089 and is a common occurrence for patients with dementia. Is that correct? 01:11:30.299 --> 01:11:31.675 Yes. 01:11:31.758 --> 01:11:34.636 The old age of 81 and medical history of dementia. 01:11:34.720 --> 01:11:37.472 Despite the severe headache he complained about right before the incident, 01:11:38.348 --> 01:11:39.808 are you still certain 01:11:39.891 --> 01:11:43.353 that Mr. Park suffered from a subdural hematoma caused by external injury? 01:11:43.437 --> 01:11:46.565 Is there any possibility that it was a spontaneous subdural hematoma? 01:11:54.698 --> 01:11:57.993 A spontaneous subdural hematoma… 01:12:12.257 --> 01:12:13.467 would've been possible. 01:12:18.555 --> 01:12:21.183 Based on Mr. Park's medical record and autopsy report, 01:12:21.266 --> 01:12:23.643 we submit a diagnosis that states his illness 01:12:23.727 --> 01:12:26.188 and cause of death as a spontaneous subdural hematoma, 01:12:26.271 --> 01:12:29.483 written by three medical specialists as further evidence. 01:12:31.026 --> 01:12:32.069 Your Honor, 01:12:32.152 --> 01:12:34.780 as the witness testified, Mr. Park's brain hemorrhage 01:12:34.863 --> 01:12:37.240 did not occur from being hit by the defendant, 01:12:37.324 --> 01:12:40.160 but it's possible that it was caused by a pre-existing illness. 01:12:40.744 --> 01:12:42.954 Therefore, there's no causal relationship 01:12:43.038 --> 01:12:46.166 between the defendant's infliction of injuries and the victim's death. 01:12:46.249 --> 01:12:50.170 Please allow the defendant to be tried for the crime of inflicting bodily injury. 01:12:57.344 --> 01:12:58.637 What do you think? 01:12:58.720 --> 01:13:01.306 Are you inclined to apply for a change of indictment? 01:13:30.710 --> 01:13:31.795 Yes. 01:13:32.712 --> 01:13:33.713 Attorney Woo. 01:13:37.509 --> 01:13:38.718 The ruling just came out. 01:13:39.302 --> 01:13:40.595 Right. 01:13:41.179 --> 01:13:44.099 Not guilty of murder and probation for the crime of inflicting bodily injury. 01:13:44.182 --> 01:13:45.016 Congratulations. 01:13:45.976 --> 01:13:46.935 I see. 01:13:47.519 --> 01:13:48.562 Thank you. 01:13:51.606 --> 01:13:55.527 Ms. Choi Yeong-ran wanted to see you so I brought her here. 01:13:55.610 --> 01:13:56.695 Hang on. 01:13:57.404 --> 01:13:58.572 Ms. Choi, come in. 01:14:10.417 --> 01:14:11.877 Attorney Woo. 01:14:13.044 --> 01:14:14.087 Thank you. 01:14:16.840 --> 01:14:17.883 Thank you. 01:15:33.750 --> 01:15:37.379 INSTANT GIMBAP 01:15:43.385 --> 01:15:46.263 I'm sorry. We're actually closed for… 01:15:53.895 --> 01:15:55.146 Gwang-ho. 01:15:56.314 --> 01:15:57.524 It's been a while. 01:16:21.673 --> 01:16:23.800 There was an incident at the wedding. 01:16:23.883 --> 01:16:27.971 The chairman's daughter was wearing a strapless wedding dress, 01:16:28.020 --> 01:16:29.313 Are you determined to humiliate your father? 01:16:29.396 --> 01:16:31.773 -Do you love your husband? -Pardon? 01:16:31.857 --> 01:16:32.941 Sweetie? 01:16:33.025 --> 01:16:34.192 How's Attorney Choi? 01:16:34.276 --> 01:16:35.819 -She's out. -What? 01:16:35.902 --> 01:16:37.779 You have to marry me, Jun-ho. 01:16:38.488 --> 01:16:39.364 Woo Young-woo? 01:16:40.198 --> 01:16:41.366 This is interesting.