Legal Drama refers to a genre of storytelling—often found in television, film, and literature—that revolves around legal proceedings, the justice system, and courtroom situations. These narratives typically focus on lawyers, judges, and defendants as they navigate complex legal issues, ethical dilemmas, and the intricacies of the law. Legal dramas can depict various aspects of the legal profession, including trials, investigations, and the personal and professional challenges faced by legal practitioners. The genre often emphasizes themes of justice, morality, and the impact of legal decisions on individuals and society. Legal dramas are characterized by suspenseful plots, character development, and often highlight the confrontations and conflicts inherent in legal battles.
Alberto Luceño and Luis Medina are on trial for allegedly securing 6.1 million euros in fraudulent commissions from mask sales to Madrid's city government during the pandemic. Medina's defense introduced…