Students working together during a supervised mock trial class strive to unearth the truth surrounding Professor Yang’s murder; though he may be the primary suspect, students aim to prove his innocence and clear him of all charges.
Ryu Hye-young plays Kang Sol A, a first-year student who narrowly made it into law school, as well as Ye-Seul’s close companion and close friend.
It’s a place for learning
Law school provides students with more than just legal education; they also learn about themselves and their values. This show explores the complexities of law and morality while giving viewers an intimate look into each student and professor’s personality and teaching style, along with showcasing diverse backgrounds and majors each student brings – ultimately enriching their collective journey towards becoming ethical legal professionals.
The drama centers around Hankuk University Law School students and professors in South Korea as they become embroiled in a murder investigation during a mock trial session supervised by one of their professors being murdered; as suspected assailants are investigated.
Kim Myung-min stars as Professor Yang Jong Hoon, a former prosecutor and criminal law professor whose harsh words make working with him challenging. Ryu Hye-young plays first year student Kang Sol A, an ambitious scholarship student with hidden family connections who is determined to prove Professor Yang innocent of any charges brought against him. Kim Eun-sook completes the main cast.
It’s a place for socializing
Law School is an intriguing drama that deftly explores the pursuit of authenticity and justice. The show’s characters must overcome prejudice to investigate Professor Seo’s mysterious death, as well as deal with issues like sexual harassment, dating abuse and victim-blaming when Ye-seul starts receiving large quantities of sticky notes at school.
Ryu Hye-young portrays Kang Sol A, a first year law school student who obtained special admission. She is close with both Ye-seul and Erica Shin.
Though her grades are excellent, she still struggles to make ends meet. So she decides to contact Professor Yang and question why he had kept the story about her private. Furthermore, she asks him to contact Assemblyman Ko and request that he deletes video and malicious comments against her sister from YouTube; which he eventually does for her satisfaction; yet this episode becomes increasingly excessive and frustrating as it progresses further along its course.
It’s a place for dating
Law school can be full of drama – not only amongst its students but also romantic relationships and family issues that need resolving. This show strikes a balance between comedy and serious legal issues with great performances by Ryu Hye-young as lead character backed up by an incredible supporting cast.
Lee Soo Kyung gave one of the outstanding performances of Reply 1988 as Sol A’s roomie, Lee Soo Kyung. Her character exemplified an ideal law student – intelligent yet awkward at times – who found it offensive when someone called her superficial; consequently she stood up for Sol A and protected his honor.
Students are currently working on the dating abuse bill. When Ye-seul receives several sticky notes that criticize her as a law student, she stands up for herself and defends her honor as a law student despite Professor Yang’s praise. Kang Sol A rings to inform Professor Yang she wants to drop the lawsuit against Assemblyman Ko. Professor Yang praises Ye-seul but suddenly receives word from Kang Sol A that she wants to drop it.
It’s a place for identity
A murder case at a law school unites a group of students together to confront it head on, uniting in order to fight for their lives in spite of numerous threats. Furthermore, this show explores identity issues affecting characters such as Kang Sol A who has an unusual past she is trying to keep secret while at the same time being an elite scholarship student who aspires to become a prosecutor and has a crush on Han Joon-hwi – their rival student and rival prosecutor!
The Law School k-drama features an impressive cast, including Ryu Hye-young as Kang Sol A, played by first-year student Ryu Hye-young and Kim Myung-min as Professor Yang (her arch nemesis). They all deliver impressive performances that highlight the complexity of legal education and practice – an absolute must for fans of legal thrillers! Furthermore, viewers gain insight into law student backgrounds; this rich diversity adds depth and dimension that keeps viewers entertained and provides invaluable lessons about standing up for oneself!
