Synopsis

Mac found herself burdened with the unwelcome responsibility of representing a fellow Marine appealing his death sentence for the murder of three comrades. She personally believed Kenneth Farmer, the defendant, deserved capital punishment, yet she was compelled to argue against it in court. Brumby, a man who fundamentally opposed capital punishment, was tasked with advocating for its continuation. In her efforts to overturn the initial guilty verdict, Mac had to argue ineffective counsel on t