watch a movie about criminal justice system, and then write your review about it. The movie review should consist of a brief introduction about the movie, and the related legal knowledge. You can write any movie you had ever watched, such as To Kill A Mockingbird.

Here is a recommend movie: The Accused.

This is the introduction about the movie:Jodie Foster snagged her first Academy Award for her performance in The Accused, playing the victim of a rape. What could easily have devolved into a Lifetime Movie of the Week becomes a complex and intriguing look at the legal and social minutiae that go into prosecuting a case. Did the woman “ask for it” by wearing provocative clothing and flirting with drunken men? Did the men just misinterpret her signals? If she was drinking, how are her allegations reliable? Foster gives a fine performance as the victim, though the real anchor of the film is Kelly McGillis, who delivers a sensational work as Foster’s lawyer. The two women have nothing in common, though develop a friendship of sorts as McGillis tries to build a case. The movie delves into the difficulties in eliciting eyewitness testimony, and the way that even raising allegations of such a crime can harm a victim, as well as the legal minutiae involved in deciding which charges to press. The Accused is strong medicine, and has some disturbing scenes of sexual violence. Still, the film does an excellent job of explaining how, when it comes to court, rape is seldom an open-and-shut case. It also features two megawatt star performances from one of the best actresses of her generation (Foster), and one of the most underrated (McGillis).