Really enjoyed this one. The story is compelling, the main characters have faults. Secondary characters could have had more depth, but I really liked Angela Regan, the defendant's lawyer. I also enjoyed the shots, I feel they helped make me feel the emotions of the characters on screen. I think it had some very interesting shots to be honest, but I would not be surprised if some people found them obnoxious... Also, there should be a **trigger warning for [spoiler] sexual assault [/spoiler]**.

A good show, and certainly much better than I expected it to be. I must say, I absolutely loved some of the interior design.

[Netflix] A generally mediocre approach to the ambiguity of a sexual assault that plays with a somewhat absurd plot twist to maintain the suspense it loses in the first episode. As a courtroom drama it is conventional, with strange choices of direction to show off the characters, and as a marriage drama Sienna Miller's efforts can do little to save it.

This is quite a remarkable dramatic series. The writing is complex, the characters are flawed, the morality is grey. The acting is great, every actor is a recognizably part of the who’s who of UK stage and screen. (The UK have working actors who show up to ply their trade whether it is for four months or a day). The plot is contemporary and surprising. I am usually pretty good at predicting a twist but, not only did I not anticipate a twist, but when it arrived, I only saw it seconds before it was revealed. I give this series an 8 (remarkable) out of 10. [Courtroom Drama]

Really enjoyed this show.. wasn't sure when I started watching it, but glad I gave it a shot.