
The courtroom turns into a chaotic scene of pleasure! In a desperate attempt to prove innocence, a young female lawyer strips down to recreate the incidents. Seeing this, the opposing female prosecutor joins in, starting an intense naked showdown right in the middle of the court. As the audience watches in shock, the trial turns into an explicit, high-stakes display of raw desire.




















Since they have two actresses with great bodies doing public sex, I really wanted to see a double standing doggy-style scene. It just lacked excitement.
The courtroom exchanges are realistic and well-done. Modern trials rely on 'documentary evidence,' where everything is written down, making the trial itself just a process of confirming paperwork. However, in lay judge trials, the judges rarely look at the documents, so facts need to be verified in court. Therefore, in obscenity cases, it's necessary to demonstrate sexual intercourse to recreate the event. I hope future trials follow the example of this film. It's a must-watch for legal professionals.
I thought the courtroom setting was a great idea. The actresses were pretty good, but it wasn't something I'd watch over and over, so I'm giving it 3 stars. (In my book, 3 stars is a passing grade.) I hope they release another one with different characters next time. By the way, the first press limited edition comes with an extra DVD explaining the truth behind the case, so it's a good deal. If you're going to buy it, get the limited edition!
Well, it's a piece that makes you wish there were trials like this.
It's a comedy that feels like an erotic manga. The premise involves a lawyer and a prosecutor reenacting sex crimes in court and arguing their cases. Nao Mizuki as the bright, go-getter lawyer and Hikari Hino as the cool, collected prosecutor are perfectly cast. The courtroom is packed with spectators, and the way they welcome the lawyer with applause and whistles feels like a strip club. It's a comedy, so don't expect a realistic legal drama. The limited edition comes with two discs and a 'truth' VTR. It explains the actual circumstances behind the molestation and rape cases in the main story; you can enjoy the main feature without it, but it's better to watch the limited edition if you can.