Episode 12
While the public is paying attention, the retrial of Mikuriya (Kenji Mizuhashi) begins. Honjo (Kiichi Nakai) refutes the prosecution's argument with his superb skill. However, he forgets the question and stands up in an important situation ... Honjo, who became bearish, tries to entrust the rest to Ninomiya (Yuki Izumisawa), but Ninomiya encourages that he should settle the case for 15 years by himself. Hatsuka (Mio Imada) and detective Okuji (Takashi Yamanaka) havetened to identify the weapon for Honjo, who bets everything on the trial. In this trial, Honjo proved the point of contact between the mikuriya case and the accident of his late son Ryosuke (Minato Masagaki), and was trying to bring Katagiri (Kenjiro Ishimaru) to court. The testimony of Naoto (Takahiro Miura) was indispensable for that, but Naoto does not appear even at the time when he was disturbed by Mikami (Takeshi Ohnishi). Kanako praying (Yuki Matsushita). He desperately heads to court to apologize to Honjo and Kanako in a public place where Naoto is not disturbed by anyone. Meanwhile, Haruka (Yuka) is worried about Honjo's medical condition, which continues to stand on her burdensome trial. Sawashima (Moro Morooka), who was consulted, explains that the trial is the livelihood for Honjo today, and that it is the most dangerous when the trial is over and the thread of tension is released.
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