Here are 5 Reasons Why You Must Watch 'Juvenile Justice', Highlighting the Issue of Juvenile Delinquency!

Kapanlagi.com - Written by: Inas Arwina Ramadhani

Netflix has released another Korean drama with an unusual story premise, about a juvenile judge who hates teenage criminals. The Korean drama is titled Juvenile Justice and aired on Netflix on February 25, 2022.

The drama features famous and experienced actors. This series directed by Hong Jong Chan successfully ranked second on Netflix after the series Business Proposal.

How exciting is this drama? Check out the review below..

1. A Unique Story

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In the first episode, viewers will be shocked to learn that Judge Shim's motivation for becoming a juvenile judge is because he hates them. In another scene, he is shown accusing a former teenage criminal of theft.

However, as the story unfolds, viewers will learn that Judge Shim's approach is different. Despite appearing harsh, he is still able to deliver fair legal decisions for the perpetrators.

2. Starring Famous Actors

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Kim Hye Soo plays Judge Shim Eun Seok. She wants criminals to obey the law and face the consequences for their actions. Other cast members include Kim Moo Yeol, Lee Sung Min, and Lee Jung Eun.

3. Directed by Hong Jong Chan

Hong Jong Chan is known as a reliable film and drama maker. Several dramas that he has worked on have been successful and received positive responses from viewers.

Some of Hong Jong Chan's previous dramas include Her Private Life, Life, The Most Beautiful Goodbye, Live Up To Your Name, and dear My Friends.

4. Intended For Viewers 18 Years and Above

Although it tells the story of teenage delinquency that leads to criminal behavior, this drama has an 18+ age rating. The Netflix platform warns of violent, sexual, and child violence scenes.

5. Strong and Interesting Characters

Shim Eun Seok will amaze viewers with his very clever abilities. He is also determined and has a strong commitment to upholding the law.

Unlike Eun Seok, Cha Tae Joo is described as having a warm and friendly attitude, even towards former criminals. He believes that judges should always accompany children so that they do not repeat their mistakes in the future.

(kpl/mag)