Synopsis

Harm accepted the case, agreeing to defend Roscoe Martin, a Vietnam veteran diagnosed with psychosis, accused of contributing to the death of a fellow patient at the VA hospital. In court, Harm argued that Martin had withheld the patient's medication to end his prolonged, dreamlike state. The prosecution countered that the lack of medication was directly responsible for the man’s demise. Discouraged by the unfolding trial, Martin believed he was unfairly disadvantaged and orchestrated an escape