In All Innocence 1998

Overview

A prominent attorney defends a young woman accused of armed robbery in this 1998 drama. When the lawyer becomes overly involved in his client's case, his professional conduct raises ethical questions and creates personal complications. His wife, who works as an art dealer and sculptress, anticipates that his zealous approach will have serious consequences. The film explores the boundaries of legal advocacy and the potential costs when personal judgment overrides professional responsibility. The story examines how a seemingly straightforward criminal defense case can unravel both a marriage and a legal career when boundaries are crossed. The central character's decision to exceed appropriate limits in his representation creates ripple effects that impact his personal life and professional standing. The narrative focuses on the tension between passionate advocacy and responsible legal practice, set against the backdrop of a high-stakes criminal case involving theft.